The Moral Politics of Abortion and Euthanasia

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Unscramble Letters The Moral Politics of Abortion and EuthanasiaOnline version Unscramble the letters to form words related to the discussed topic by Kathleen June Orogo 1 From the Greek for 'good death' — the act of deliberately ending a person's life to relieve intractable suffering A N E S A A H I T U 2 The philosophical and legal status of being a 'person.' Mary Anne Warren's revised criteria include sentience, reasoning, self-awareness, moral agency, and more. O H O O D R N P E S 3 The moral and legal right of a competent person to make their own informed decisions about their body and life — a key argument FOR assisted dying. O Y A M U N T O 4 The premature termination of a pregnancy by the induced or spontaneous expulsion of a non-viable fetus from the uterus. I O N R B O T A 5 Used in the phrase '_____ of life' — the belief, rooted in Roman Catholic moral theology, that human life is sacred and inviolable and may never be taken. N Y C T I T A S 6 A type of sedation (PS) aimed at relieving refractory symptoms at end of life. Its intent is to alleviate suffering — NOT to end life T L A E L A V I I P 7 One axis of the six-category euthanasia grid — applies when a competent patient makes a free, informed, and explicit request to die. A Y T R L O V N U 8 A category of euthanasia where the act is performed AGAINST the patient's known and clearly expressed wishes — widely considered the most ethically condemned category. A U V N Y L O R N T I 9 Cassell's classic definition: 'occurs when an impending destruction of the person is perceived … and continues until the threat is gone or until the integrity of the person can be restored. S N U G E I R F F 10 The capacity to have conscious experiences — particularly the ability to feel pain and pleasure. Warren lists this as the first and most critical criterion for personhood. C T N N E S I E E 11 The '_____ slope' argument warns that once euthanasia is legalised under narrow criteria, there will be an inevitable and uncontrollable extension to broader and more controversial cases. R P L S E I Y P 12 A formal stance in which a professional body (e.g., a nursing organisation) openly sides with and advocates for one position — contrasted with non-partisan or neutral stances. N I A P T A S R 13 A nurse's inner moral sense — the legitimate basis for conscientious objection when asked to participate in procedures such as abortion or voluntary assisted dying. C C O S E C N I N E 14 The developing human organism in the womb. This term is used by those who favour access to abortion; opponents often prefer 'unborn child' — word choice itself signals a moral position. S F E U T 15 ________ is a field of scientific inquiry focused on policies where there is a fundamental clash between deeply held personal values and public policy outcomes. L O Y T A I R M

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The Moral Politics of Abortion and EuthanasiaOnline version

Unscramble the letters to form words related to the discussed topic

by Kathleen June Orogo

From the Greek for 'good death' — the act of deliberately ending a person's life to relieve intractable suffering

The philosophical and legal status of being a 'person.' Mary Anne Warren's revised criteria include sentience, reasoning, self-awareness, moral agency, and more.

The moral and legal right of a competent person to make their own informed decisions about their body and life — a key argument FOR assisted dying.

The premature termination of a pregnancy by the induced or spontaneous expulsion of a non-viable fetus from the uterus.

Used in the phrase '_____ of life' — the belief, rooted in Roman Catholic moral theology, that human life is sacred and inviolable and may never be taken.

A type of sedation (PS) aimed at relieving refractory symptoms at end of life. Its intent is to alleviate suffering — NOT to end life

One axis of the six-category euthanasia grid — applies when a competent patient makes a free, informed, and explicit request to die.

A category of euthanasia where the act is performed AGAINST the patient's known and clearly expressed wishes — widely considered the most ethically condemned category.

Cassell's classic definition: 'occurs when an impending destruction of the person is perceived … and continues until the threat is gone or until the integrity of the person can be restored.

The capacity to have conscious experiences — particularly the ability to feel pain and pleasure. Warren lists this as the first and most critical criterion for personhood.

The '_____ slope' argument warns that once euthanasia is legalised under narrow criteria, there will be an inevitable and uncontrollable extension to broader and more controversial cases.

A formal stance in which a professional body (e.g., a nursing organisation) openly sides with and advocates for one position — contrasted with non-partisan or neutral stances.

A nurse's inner moral sense — the legitimate basis for conscientious objection when asked to participate in procedures such as abortion or voluntary assisted dying.

The developing human organism in the womb. This term is used by those who favour access to abortion; opponents often prefer 'unborn child' — word choice itself signals a moral position.

________ is a field of scientific inquiry focused on policies where there is a fundamental clash between deeply held personal values and public policy outcomes.

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The Moral Politics of Abortion and EuthanasiaOnline version

by Kathleen June Orogo

From the Greek for 'good death' — the act of deliberately ending a person's life to relieve intractable suffering

The philosophical and legal status of being a 'person.' Mary Anne Warren's revised criteria include sentience, reasoning, self-awareness, moral agency, and more.

The moral and legal right of a competent person to make their own informed decisions about their body and life — a key argument FOR assisted dying.

The premature termination of a pregnancy by the induced or spontaneous expulsion of a non-viable fetus from the uterus.

Used in the phrase '_____ of life' — the belief, rooted in Roman Catholic moral theology, that human life is sacred and inviolable and may never be taken.

A type of sedation (PS) aimed at relieving refractory symptoms at end of life. Its intent is to alleviate suffering — NOT to end life

One axis of the six-category euthanasia grid — applies when a competent patient makes a free, informed, and explicit request to die.

A category of euthanasia where the act is performed AGAINST the patient's known and clearly expressed wishes — widely considered the most ethically condemned category.

Cassell's classic definition: 'occurs when an impending destruction of the person is perceived … and continues until the threat is gone or until the integrity of the person can be restored.

The capacity to have conscious experiences — particularly the ability to feel pain and pleasure. Warren lists this as the first and most critical criterion for personhood.

The '_____ slope' argument warns that once euthanasia is legalised under narrow criteria, there will be an inevitable and uncontrollable extension to broader and more controversial cases.

A formal stance in which a professional body (e.g., a nursing organisation) openly sides with and advocates for one position — contrasted with non-partisan or neutral stances.

A nurse's inner moral sense — the legitimate basis for conscientious objection when asked to participate in procedures such as abortion or voluntary assisted dying.

The developing human organism in the womb. This term is used by those who favour access to abortion; opponents often prefer 'unborn child' — word choice itself signals a moral position.

________ is a field of scientific inquiry focused on policies where there is a fundamental clash between deeply held personal values and public policy outcomes.

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