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| lacking or indifferent to moral standards. |
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| also called biomedical ethics, the moral dilemmas and issues of advanced medicine and medical research. |
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| the entitlement of all employees to have certain procedures followed when they believe their rights are in jeopardy. |
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| the ability to understand the feelings of another person without actually experiencing the pain or distress that a person is going through. |
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| the branch of philosophy relating to morals and moral principles. |
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| the unwavering adherence to one’s principles; dedication to maintaining high standards. |
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| rules or actions prescribed by a governmental authority that have a binding legal force. |
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| excessively inclined to sue. |
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| standards of professional behavior that physicians use for conduct with other physicians. |
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| gathering and evaluating information about the services provided as well as the results achieved and comparing this information with an accepted standard. |
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| a respect for those whose opinions, practices, race, religion, and nationality differ from our own. |
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