Case-Based Ethical Reasoning That Considers the Facts of a Case

question 32

Multiple Choice

Case-based ethical reasoning that considers the facts of a case in a sound, logical, and ordered or structured manner is known as:

• A) principlism.
• B) case-based ethics.
• C) casuistry.
• D) bioethical decision making.

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Definitions:

Malpractice Lawsuit

is a legal action taken against professionals, such as doctors or lawyers, for negligence or incompetence that results in harm to their clients or patients.

Discovery

A pre-trial procedure in a lawsuit where each party can obtain evidence from the opposing party through depositions, interrogatories, and document requests.

Minimum Contact Requirements

The legal standard that must be met for an out-of-state defendant to be sued in the plaintiff's state court under the jurisdiction of that court.

Personal Service

A type of business or service that is provided directly to individual customers, tailoring to their personal needs or requirements.