Part I

Number your paper from 1-25 and list the correct letter choice/term for each statement.

A.Act utilitarianism

B. Agape

C. Appellant

D.Assault

E. Battery

F. Consequence-oriented

G. Defendant

H. Deontological

I. Divine command ethics

J.Duty-oriented

K.Ethical dilemma

L.Euthanasia

M.Libel

N. Malfeasance

O. Misfeasance

P.Negligence

Q. Nonfeasance

R.Plaintiff

S.Principle of utility

T.res ipsa loquitur

U.respondeat superior

V.Slander

W.Torts

X. Utilitarianism

Y. Virtue ethics

1. "Let the master answer."

2. Any situation that forces us to choose in a way that involves breaking some ethical norm or contradicting some ethical value.

3. The failure to do something that a reasonable person would do when guided by those circumstances that regulate human affairs or the doing of something that a reasonable and prudent person would not do.

4. An ethical system holding that the right action is one that maximizes some good.

5.The doctrine that skips any reference to principles and rules and judges the right action to be one that brings the greatest happiness to the greatest number.

6. An ethical system that focuses on the heart of the moral agent making the decision rather than the reasoning to a right action.

7. The doctrine that utility is the sole standard of moral conduct.

8. Bringing about the death of a person who is suffering from an incurable disease or condition.

9. The party who complains or sues in civil action.

10. An affirmative act that is illegal or wrongful.

11. A system of ethics that judges the right or wrongness of actions based on whether they adhere to a rule or set of rules.

12. "The thing speaks for itself."

13. An ethical theory based on the principle of love for humanity.

14. The speaking of defamatory words tending to prejudice another in reputation, office, trade, business, or means of livelihood.

15. A physical act that results in harmful or offensive contact with another person without the person's consent.

16. The ethical theory that something can be known to be right when it is in compliance with God's will and wrong when God condemns it.

17. The party who takes an appeal from one court or jurisdiction to another.

18. A failure to act that results in injury.

19. A legal wrong committed upon a person or property; a private or civil wrong as opposed to criminal wrong.

20. A method of defamation expressed in print, writing, pictures, or signs.

21. A threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent present ability to cause the harm.

22. The person required to answer in a lawsuit.

23. An ethical system that holds that the right action is one that is based on ethical principles known to be right, regardless of their consequences.

24. The principle that holds that the right action is the one leading to satisfaction of those desires that the individual prefers to have satisfied.

25. An act that is not illegal but is improperly performed.

Part II

26. Following her return home from the hospital, the patient became aware that the respiratory therapy technician on the day she checked out had given her a treatment that was meant for the patient in the next bed. The technician had not checked the wristband on the patient before giving the treatment. This was a deep-breathing treatment designed to make her cough and clear her lungs.

Applying what you've learned about the components necessary for an act to be considered a case of negligence, would this scenario produce a viable negligence claim? If so, which type would be the best fit? If not, what element is missing? Defend your answer.