QUÉ SIGNIFICA PASSIVE EUTHANASIA EN INGLÉS
Eutanasia
La eutanasia se refiere a la práctica de terminar intencionalmente una vida con el fin de aliviar el dolor y el sufrimiento. Hay diferentes leyes de eutanasia en cada país. El Comité de Ética Médica de la Cámara de los Lores británica define la eutanasia como "una intervención deliberada emprendida con la intención expresa de terminar una vida, para aliviar el sufrimiento intratable". En los Países Bajos, la eutanasia se entiende como "la terminación de la vida por un médico a petición de un paciente". La eutanasia se clasifica de diferentes maneras, que incluyen voluntarias, no voluntarias o involuntarias. La eutanasia voluntaria es legal en algunos países, estados de los Estados Unidos y provincias canadienses. La eutanasia no voluntaria es ilegal en todos los países. La eutanasia involuntaria suele considerarse asesinato. A partir de 2006, la eutanasia es el área de investigación más activa en bioética contemporánea. En algunos países existe una controversia pública divisiva sobre las cuestiones morales, éticas y legales de la eutanasia. Los que están en contra de la eutanasia pueden defender la santidad de la vida, mientras que los defensores del derecho a la eutanasia hacen hincapié en aliviar el sufrimiento, la integridad corporal, la autodeterminación y la autonomía personal.
definición de passive euthanasia en el diccionario inglés
La definición de eutanasia pasiva en el diccionario es una forma de eutanasia en la que se retira el tratamiento médico que mantendrá vivo a un paciente moribundo durante un tiempo.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PASSIVE EUTHANASIA»
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passive euthanasia en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
passive euthanasia y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Euthanasia, Choice and Death
Voluntary/involuntary, active/passive euthanasia Bioethics literature since the
1970s has drawn on two influential sets of distinctions in evaluating euthanasia,
which continues the pattern of deploying binary oppositions, one of which is more
...
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Christian Ethics: Contemporary Issues and Options
The book has a glossary, a bibliography, and handy indexes. . . . It should fulfill [Geisler's] desire to be 'a useable textbook for those seeking a survey of basic ethical options and issues.'"--Norman Ford, Heythrop Journal
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Is Death Ever Preferable to Life?
The pro-euthanasia proponents employ the term "passive euthanasia" to
encompass treatment withdrawal in the terminal phase of life to relieve suffering if
it could hasten the death, even if this is not the primary intention. One of the
strategies ...
Active and Passive Euthanasia James Rachels James Rachels, a professor of
moral philosophy at University of Alabama, Birmingham until his death in 2003,
offered a radical critique of a distinction that was common among medical
ethicists, ...
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Basic Questions on Suicide and
Euthanasia: Are They Ever Right?
Some of the most common phrases used in discussions of the subject are active
euthanasia, passive euthanasia, voluntary euthanasia, involuntary euthanasia,
and nonvoluntary euthanasia. Questions 9 and 1 0 will sort out these various ...
William R Cutrer, Gary P. Stewart, John Frederic Kilner
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Killing and Letting Die
Are there other morally relevant features which differentiate active and passive
euthanasia? Some doctors might appeal to the law in their support of passive
and rejection of active euthanasia. The legal attitude toward active and passive ...
Bonnie Steinbock, Alastair Norcross,
1994
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Euthanasia, Ethics and Public Policy: An Argument Against ...
Part VI therefore considers whether English law and professional medical ethics
permit passive euthanasia (PE), that is, the withholding/withdrawing of medical
treatment (or tube-delivered food and fluids) by a doctor with intent to kill.
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Contemporary Moral Problems
According to Steinbock, the AMA statement rejects both active and passive
euthanasia, but does permit the cessation of extraordinary means of treatment to
prolong life. This is not the same as passive euthanasia. Cessation of
extraordinary ...
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Ethics, Law and Nursing
The primary distinction made is between active and passive euthanasia. Active
euthanasia occurs when deliberate measures are taken to end a person's life, for
example, by giving a lethal dose of a drug or poison. On the other hand, passive
...
Nina Fletcher, Janet Holt,
1995
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Practical Decision Making in Health Care Ethics: Cases and ...
Active and Passive Euthanasia This widely used distinction echoes the
distinction between causing death and ''letting die'' discussed earlier. Sometimes
the distinction is clear. If a person is dying and I do absolutely nothing to prevent
it, then I ...
Raymond J. Devettere,
2010
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «PASSIVE EUTHANASIA»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
passive euthanasia en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Doctors at Hospital in France Postpone Starving Disabled Patient to …
In June 2014 they “ruled that withdrawing care from a person with no hope of recovery was lawful” under France's 2005 “passive euthanasia” ... «LifeNews.com, Jul 15»
'Patient should be allowed to make living will'
The Supreme Court is looking at reviewing the passive euthanasia ... to them to seek approval for passive euthanasia will contradict the very ... «Pune Mirror, Jul 15»
Euthanasia row over decision to end life support for French …
... suggesting he wished to die. They choose to gradually stop feeding Mr Lambert intravenously in line with a 2005 law on passive euthanasia. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Social Change: SUPREME COURT as the default option
By the same judgement the Court has allowed “passive euthanasia” but not “active euthanasia” which in more sensitive nations is called ... «Hill Post, Jul 15»
France: Vincent Lambert case sparks fresh debate on right-to-die
His case reopened the debate on the right to die in France. Euthanasia is illegal in the country, although under a 2005 passive euthanasia law, ... «euronews, Jul 15»
Fate of severely brain-damaged Frenchman hangs by a thread
An appeal to France's 2005 “passive euthanasia law.” As Michael Cook observed. the court reasoned that withdrawing “life-sustaining ... «National Right to Life News, Jul 15»
Crime and commensurate punishment
Author-activist Pinki Virani catalysed India's Passive Euthanasia Law, and the law against sexual abuse of children (POCSO) includes several ... «The Hindu, Jul 15»
Forced euthanasia practiced in Virudhuanagar village in Tamil Nadu
Chennai: Passive euthanasia is legal in India but forced euthanasia is not. Filmmaker Ansh Singh Luthra released a documentary which ... «IBNLive, Jul 15»
Right To Live And Right To Die: Need To Reconceptualize The …
This distinction between active and passive euthanasia seems artificial. While active euthanasia entails the use of legal substances to end a life ... «Google, Jul 15»
View Hippocratic Oath in modern context
This form of pragmatic passive euthanasia has long been practised in medical circles and is usually acceptable to informed relatives. Legally ... «The Straits Times, Jul 15»