1. ___________ is the discipline devoted to the articulation of good decisions in the practice of health care 2. Aristotle's famous writings are called _______ Ethics 3. Define moral virtues 4. Define intellectual virtues 5. Define prudence 6. List Aristotle's four points regarding happiness 7. Briefly describe Thomas Aquinas's two views of happiness from his writings Summa Theologiae 8. Thomas Aquinas suggested that we are subject to four types of law: Eternal, Divine, Civil & ________ 9. Thomas Aquinas developed the three fonts (True/False) 10. The first part of Kant's Categorical Imperative is: "Act only according to that maxim by which you can at the same time will that it should become a __________ law 11. Briefly describe Mill's Principle of Utility 12. List the three fonts 13. Principlism is defined as a basic truth (True/False) 14. Define Moral Justification 15. Describe the three parts of the Belmont Report 16. Nonmaleficence means do no harm (True/False) 17. Beneficence means bring benefit (True/False) 18. There are three theories of justice discussed in the principles of biomedical ethics which are utilitarian, egalitarian and _______ 19. The three components of moral theory are impartiality, public system and _________ 20. A rationally required action is an action that would be irrational not to do (True/False) 21. A rationally allowed action would be an action that is rational to do or not to do (True/False) 22. List the ten moral rules