“Murdering an innocent child is always wrong.” According to Duty Ethics, or Deontology:

“I don’t want to fall in either ethical ditch” says another intrepid PBA graduate. “I want to find the Middle Path like the Buddha, the Narrow Way like Jesus, and avoid extremes.” This PBA graduate is seeking to live by this position in Aristotelian Ethics:

Informational justice provides employees with explanations for key decisions and keeps them alert to important organizational matters that they will benefit from knowing without harming confidentiality, while interpersonal justice regards whether employees are (or perceive that they are) treated with dignity and respect by others within their group or organization.

Physical bodies are not important in ethics, only minds matter. Parallel to this principle, Jesus according to the New Testament was not resurrected physically, his body remained in the tomb. The disciples simply saw his “ghost” or “phantom.”

There are [color1] domains of life. Two of the domains are [color2] and one is [color3]. The infectious agents are found in the domains [color4] and [color5]. Some examples of infectious disease causing microbes are [color6] , [color7] and [color8].

“All is fair in love and war” is one of St. Augustine’s Just War criteria, paralleled by Walter Wink’s violence reduction criteria.

“The means used must possess proportionality to the end sought” is one of the Just War criteria from the ethics lesson based on Saint Augustine, and on Walter Wink’s framing of violence reduction criteria.

Hypothermia in the anesthetized patient can cause all of the following complications except:

For which of the following would a brachial plexus block provide analgesia?

A 10-kg dog requires a metoclopramide CRI at a rate of 2 mg/kg/day. The veterinarian asks that it be added to a new 1-L bag of Normosol-R. His fluid rate is 100 mL/hr, and the metoclopramide is 5 mg/mL. How many mL of metoclopramide should be added to the bag?