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9780534565077

Intervention and Reflection Basic Issues in Medical Ethics (with InfoTrac)

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  • Copyright: 2003-07-15
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Summary

The most widely used medical ethics textbook today, Munson's INTERVENTION AND REFLECTION is the standard for this course. A collection of the most up to date and influential positions within the most pressing contemporary debates in medical ethics, this book provides students with the most comprehensive and authoritative introduction to the subject as well as a wide variety of cases to study. The combination of Munson?s astute editing (which gives priority to non-technical readings), a wide variety of cases provided alongside the social contexts in which they arise, and insightful commentaries makes this book accessible and provocative to students with no formal philosophical training as well as to students with more formal experience in philosophy and/or the medical professions.

Table of Contents

PART I: RIGHTS
1(273)
Research Ethics and Informed Consent
2(98)
Classic Case Presentation: Jesse Gelsinger: The First Gene-Therapy Death
3(5)
Briefing Session
8(1)
Drug Testing
9(1)
The ``Informed'' Part of Informed Consent
10(1)
The ``Consent'' Part of Informed Consent
11(1)
Vulnerable Populations
11(1)
Medical Research and Medical Therapy
12(16)
Financial Conflict of Interest
13(1)
Placebos and Research
14(1)
Therapeutic and Nontherapeutic Research
15(1)
Research Involving Children
15(3)
Research Involving Prisoners
18(2)
Research Involving the Poor
20(1)
Research Involving the Terminally Ill
20(2)
Research Involving Fetuses
22(1)
Research Involving Animals
23(3)
Women and Medical Research
26(1)
Summary
26(2)
Ethical Theories: Medical Research and Informed Consent
28(2)
Utilitarianism
28(1)
Kant
28(1)
Ross
29(1)
Natural Law
29(1)
Rawls
30(1)
Case Presentation: Baby Fae
30(2)
Social Context: Clinical Trials, HIV, and Pregnancy: A Third-World Tuskegee?
32(3)
Social Context: The Cold-War Radiation Experiments
35(3)
Case Presentation: The Willowbrook Hepatitis Experiments
38(1)
Case Presentation: Echoes of Willowbrook or Tuskegee? Experimenting with Children
39(1)
Case Presentation: The Use of Morally Tainted Sources: The Pernkopf Anatomy
40(1)
Readings
41(1)
Consent and Experimentation
41(21)
Phase I Cancer Trials: A Collusion of Misunderstanding
41(4)
Matthew Miller
Philosophical Reflections on Experimenting with Human Subjects
45(9)
Hans Jonas
The Willowbrook Letters: Criticism and Defense
54(3)
Stephen Goldby
Saul Krugman
M. H. Pappworth
Geoffrey Edsall
Judgment on Willowbrook
57(4)
Paul Ramsey
Principles of the Nuremberg Code
61(1)
The Ethics of Randomized Clinical Trials
62(12)
Of Mice but Not Men: Problems of the Randomized Clinical Trial
62(4)
Samuel Hellman
Deborah H. Hellman
Clinical Trials: Are They Ethical?
66(4)
Eugene Passamani
The Continuing Unethical Conduct of Underpowered Clinical Trials
70(4)
Scott D. Halpern
Jason T. Karlawish
Jesse A. Berlin
Relativism and Retrospective Judgments
74(7)
Judging the Past: The Case of the Human Radiation Experiments
74(7)
Allen Buchanan
Animal Experimentation
81(13)
Animal Experimentation
81(7)
Peter Singer
The Case for the Use of Animals in Biomedical Research
88(6)
Carl Cohen
Decision Scenarios
94(6)
Physicians, Patients, and Others: Autonomy, Truth Telling, and Confidentiality
100(77)
Classic Case Presentation: Donald (Dax) Cowart Rejects Treatment---and Is Ignored
101(3)
Briefing Session
104(1)
Autonomy
105(1)
Paternalism
106(3)
State Paternalism in Medical and Health Care
107(1)
Personal Paternalism in Medical and Health Care
108(1)
Informed Consent and Medical Treatment
109(2)
Free and Informed Consent
109(1)
Parents and Children
109(1)
Pregnancy and Autonomy
110(1)
Truth Telling in Medicine
111(2)
Placebos
112(1)
Dignity and Consent
113(1)
Confidentiality (Privacy)
114(2)
Breaching Confidentiality
114(1)
Duty to Warn?
115(1)
Managed Care
115(1)
Federal Privacy Regulations
115(1)
Ethical Theories: Autonomy, Truth Telling, Confidentiality
116(3)
Case Presentation: Medical ID Cards and Privacy
119(1)
Social Context: Autonomy and Pregnancy
120(4)
Case Presentation: The Death of Robyn Twitchell and Christian Science
124(2)
Readings
126(1)
Consent to Medical Treatment
126(19)
Paternalism
126(9)
Gerald Dworkin
Confronting Death: Who Chooses, Who Controls? A Dialogue
135(4)
Dax Cowart
Robert Burt
Transparency: Informed Consent in Primary Care
139(6)
Howard Brody
Autonomy and Pregnancy
145(9)
Punishing Mothers
145(3)
Alexander Morgan Capron
Pregnancy and Prenatal Harm to Offspring
148(6)
John A. Robertson
Joseph D. Schulman
Truth Telling
154(9)
On Telling Patients the Truth
154(2)
Mack Lipkin
Respect for Patients, Physicians, and the Truth
156(7)
Susan Cullen
Margaret Klein
Confidentiality
163(8)
Confidentiality in Medicine---A Decrepit Concept
163(3)
Mark Siegler
Supreme Court of California: Decision in the Tarasoff Case
166(5)
Decision Scenarios
171(6)
HIV/AIDS
177(34)
Classic Case Presentation: The Way It Was: Tod Thompson, Dallas, 1993--1994
178(1)
Briefing Session
179(1)
Combination Therapy: AIDS on the Run
179(2)
Decline in Death Rate
180(1)
Infection Rates
180(1)
Protease Inhibitors and Combination Drug Therapy
181(1)
Limits of the Therapy
181(3)
Best with New Infections
181(1)
Drug Resistance
182(1)
Virus Remains
182(1)
Costs
183(1)
Side-Effects
183(1)
Difficult Regimen
184(1)
False Security
184(1)
Origin of the AIDS Virus
185(1)
Spread of the Disease
186(1)
Children
186(1)
Deaths
186(1)
The Future
186(1)
Case Presentation: Will Teresa Blair Take Her Medicine?
187(1)
Social Context: What About a Vaccine?
188(1)
Social Context: AIDS in Africa: What Should Be Done?
189(4)
Readings
193(1)
Responsibility and Confidentiality
193(5)
The Irresponsibility That Spreads AIDS
193(1)
Alan J. Mayer
The Great Hijack
194(1)
Bernard Rabinowitz
Controlling HIV/AIDS Forever: Guidelines for Using Protease Inhibitors
195(3)
Daniel Saturn
HIV Testing
198(3)
Insurers Are Right on AIDS Testing
198(2)
Bob Hunter
Jay Angoff
An Insidious Test for AIDS
200(1)
William C. Gifford III
AIDS Trials in Africa
201(6)
Human Rights and Maternal---Fetal HIV Transmission Prevention Trials in Africa
201(4)
George J. Annas
Michael A. Grodin
We're Trying to Help Our Sickest People, Not Exploit Them
205(2)
Danstan Bagenda
Philippa Musoke-Mudido
Decision Scenarios
207(4)
Race, Gender, and Medicine
211(62)
Classic Case Presentation: Bad Blood, Bad Faith: The Tuskegee Syphilis Study
212(3)
Briefing Session
215(1)
African Americans and Health Care
216(6)
Programs Haven't Eliminated the Difference
216(1)
Why the Gap?
217(1)
The Tuskegee Effect
218(1)
AIDS
219(1)
Clinical Trials
220(1)
Children's Health
220(1)
Organ Transplants
221(1)
Closing the Gap
222(1)
American Indians and Alaska Natives and Health Care
222(2)
Indian Health Service
222(1)
Causes of Death
223(1)
Summary
224(1)
Asian and Pacific Islanders and Health Care
224(2)
Health Profile
225(1)
Summary
226(1)
Hispanic Americans/Latinos and Health Care
226(1)
Health Profile
226(1)
Recent Changes
227(1)
Women and Health Care
227(5)
Include Women, Study Women
228(1)
Additional Support
229(1)
Positive Changes
229(1)
Backlash or Balance?
230(2)
Conclusion
232(1)
Case Presentation: Lee Lor: Caught in a Culture Conflict
233(2)
Social Context: The Mammography Debate
235(5)
Social Context: The Prostate Cancer Epidemic
240(3)
Readings
243(1)
Perspectives on Gender and Race
243(11)
Gender, Race, and Class in the Delivery of Health Care
243(5)
Susan Sherwin
Bioethics: The Need for a Dialogue with African Americans
248(6)
Annette Dula
Conducting Research
254(8)
Women and Underserved Populations: Access to Clinical Trials
254(5)
Sara Goering
The Dangers of Difference: The Legacy of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study
259(3)
Patricia A. King
Setting Public Policy
262(7)
The Demise of Affirmative Action and the Future of Health Care
262(2)
H. Jack Geiger
Parties to the Social Contract? Justice and Health Care for Undocumented Immigrants
264(5)
Kenneth De Ville
Decision Scenarios
269(4)
PART II: CONTROLS
273(178)
Genetic Control
274(91)
Classic Case Presentation: The Stem-Cell Debate
275(4)
Briefing Session
279(1)
Genetic Intervention: Screening, Counseling, and Diagnosis
280(12)
Genetic Disease
280(2)
Genetic Screening
282(3)
Genetic Counseling
285(1)
Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis
286(3)
Ethical Difficulties with Genetic Intervention
289(3)
Eugenics
292(3)
Negative and Positive Eugenics
292(2)
Use of Desirable Germ Cells
294(1)
Ethical Difficulties with Eugenics
294(1)
Genetic Research, Therapy, and Technology
295(5)
Recombinant DNA
295(2)
Gene Therapy
297(1)
Biohazards
297(2)
Ethical Difficulties with Genetic Research, Therapy, and Technology
299(1)
Social Context: The Holy Grail of Biology: The Human Genome Project
300(3)
Case Presentation: Huntington's Disease: Genetic Testing and Ethical Dilemmas
303(3)
Social Context: Genetic Testing and Screening
306(4)
Case Presentation: Gene Therapy
310(4)
Readings
314(1)
Stem Cells
314(7)
President's Council on Bioethics: Cloning and Stem Cells
314(4)
Pontifical Academy for Life: Declaration on the Production and the Scientific and Therapeutic Use of Human Embryonic Stem Cells
318(1)
Regulated Cloning for Biomedical Research
319(2)
James Q. Wilson
Genetic Testing
321(7)
Pitfalls of Genetic Testing
321(3)
Ruth Hubbard
R. C. Lewontin
Disowning Knowledge: Issues in Genetic Testing
324(4)
Robert Wachbroit
Genetic Counseling
328(10)
Genetic Dilemmas and the Child's Right to an Open Future
328(10)
Dena S. Davis
Genetic Testing and Reproductive Decisions
338(13)
Genetics and Reproductive Risk: Can Having Children Be Immoral?
338(6)
Laura M. Purdy
Implications of Prenatal Diagnosis for the Human Right to Life
344(7)
Leon R. Kass
Gene Therapy
351(10)
Germ-Line Therapy and the Medical Imperative
351(10)
Ronald Munson
Lawrence H. Davis
Decision Scenarios
361(4)
Reproductive Control
365(86)
Classic Case Presentation: Hello, Dolly: The Advent of Reproductive Cloning
366(4)
Briefing Session
370(1)
IVF, GIFT, ZIFT, and Other Techniques
371(2)
IVF
371(1)
GIFT, ZIFT, IVC, ULER, PZD, ICSI, DNA Transfer, and CD
372(1)
Need, Success Rates, and Costs of Assisted Reproduction
373(3)
Multiple Births
373(1)
Freezing Embryos
374(1)
Gestational Surrogates and Donor Ova
375(1)
Criticisms of Assisted Reproduction Practices
376(1)
Benefits of IVF and Other Forms of Assisted Reproduction
376(1)
Ethical and Social Difficulties
377(1)
Cloning and Twinning
378(1)
Artificial Insemination
379(4)
The Procedure
380(1)
Reasons for Seeking Artificial Insemination
380(1)
Types of Artificial Insemination
381(1)
Sperm Donors
381(1)
Issues in Artificial Insemination
382(1)
Ova Donors
383(1)
Surrogate Pregnancy
383(1)
Ethical Theories and Reproductive Control
384(1)
Case Presentation: Louise Brown: The First ``Test-Tube Baby''
385(2)
Case Presentation: Septuplets: The Perils of Multiple Pregnancies
387(1)
Social Context: Postmenopausal Motherhood
388(2)
Social Context: Father Shopping: Sperm by Mail
390(1)
Case Presentation: Baby M and Mary Beth Whitehead: Surrogate Pregnancy in Court
390(2)
Case Presentation: The Calvert Case: A Gestational Surrogate Changes Her Mind
392(1)
Readings
393(1)
Assisted Reproduction
393(25)
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith: Instruction on Respect for Human Life in Its Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation: Replies to Certain Questions of the Day
393(8)
The Right to Lesbian Parenthood
401(3)
Gillian Hanscombe
``Give Me Children or I Shall Die!'' New Reproductive Technologies and Harm to Children
404(10)
Cynthia B. Cohen
Medical Miracle or Medical Mischief? The Saga of the McCaughey Septuplets
414(4)
Arlene Judith Klotzko
Surrogate Pregnancy
418(15)
Surrogate Motherhood as Prenatal Adoption
418(7)
Bonnie Steinbock
Is Women's Labor a Commodity?
425(8)
Elizabeth S. Anderson
Human Cloning
433(14)
The Wisdom of Repugnance
433(5)
Leon R. Kass
National Bioethics Advisory Commission: Cloning Human Beings: Ethical Considerations
438(9)
Decision Scenarios
447(4)
PART III: RESOURCES
451(108)
Scarce Medical Resources
452(55)
Classic Case Presentation: Selection Committee for Dialysis
453(3)
Briefing Session
456(1)
Transplants, Kidneys, and Machines
457(3)
Controlling Rejection
457(1)
Allocation and Scarcity
458(1)
Seattle and Kidney Machines
458(1)
Dialysis Costs and Decisions
459(1)
Microallocation Versus Macroallocation
460(1)
Ethical Theories and the Allocation of Medical Resources
461(1)
Social Context: Acquiring and Allocating Transplant Organs
462(7)
Case Presentation: Sandra Jensen Gets a Transplant
469(1)
Case Presentation: The Ayalas' Solution: Having a Child to Save a Life
470(1)
Social Context: Fetal-Cell Implants
471(3)
Case Presentation: Drug Lottery: The Betaseron Shortage
474(1)
Readings
475(1)
Allocation Principles
475(8)
The Allocation of Exotic Medical Lifesaving Therapy
475(8)
Nicholas Rescher
Acquiring Transplant Organs
483(10)
The Donor's Right to Take a Risk
483(2)
Ronald Munson
Conscription of Cadaveric Organs for Transplantation: Let's at Least Talk About It
485(4)
Aaron Spital
Charles A. Erin
Take My Kidney, Please
489(1)
Michael Kinsley
Ethics of Paid Organ Donation
490(3)
Kishore D. Phadke
Urmila Anandh
Allocating Transplant Organs
493(9)
The Prostitute, the Playboy, and the Poet: Rationing Schemes for Organ Transplantation
493(5)
George J. Annas
Carl Cohen, Martin Benjamin, and the Ethics and Social Impact Committee of the Transplant and Health Policy Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan: Alcoholics and Liver Transplantation
498(4)
Decision Scenarios
502(5)
Paying for Health Care
507(52)
Classic Case Presentation: Robert Ingram: Dilemma of the Working Poor
508(1)
Briefing Session
509(1)
Claim-Rights, Legal Rights, and Statutory Rights
510(1)
Moral Rights
510(1)
Political Rights
511(1)
Health Care as a Right
511(2)
Objections
512(1)
Social Context: Costs of Care
513(5)
Social Context: Solving the Problem?
518(5)
Case Presentation: The Canadian System as a Model for the United States?
523(5)
Case Presentation: Employer-Mandated Health Insurance: The Hawaiian Example
528(1)
Readings
529(1)
Justice and Health Care
529(13)
President's Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine: An Ethical Framework for Access to Health Care
529(8)
Is There a Right to a Decent Minimum of Health Care?
537(5)
Allen E. Buchanan
Managed Care and Rationing
542(7)
The Doctor as Double Agent
542(4)
Marcia Angell
Wanted: A Clearly Articulated Social Ethic for American Health Care
546(3)
Uwe E. Reinhardt
Alternatives to the Present System
549(5)
The Forgotten Domestic Crisis
549(2)
Marcia Angell
The Benefits of Privatization
551(3)
Victor Dirnfeld
Decision Scenarios
554(5)
PART IV: TERMINATIONS
559(182)
Abortion
560(71)
Classic Case Presentation: When Abortion Was Illegal: Mrs. Sherri Finkbine and the Thalidomide Tragedy
561(1)
Briefing Session
561(1)
Human Development and Abortion
562(1)
The Status of the Fetus
563(1)
Pregnancy, Abortion, and the Rights of Women
564(1)
Therapeutic Abortion
565(1)
Abortion and the Law
566(1)
Ethical Theories and Abortion
567(1)
Social Context: How Americans View Abortion: Tolerant Ambivalence
568(3)
Social Context: The ``Partial-Birth Abortion'' Controversy
571(4)
Social Context: Crucial Legal and Policy Decisions
575(4)
Social Context: RU-486---The ``Abortion Pill''
579(3)
Social Context: The ``Morning-After Pill''
582(1)
Readings
583(1)
The Status of the Fetus
583(29)
An Almost Absolute Value in History
583(4)
John T. Noonan Jr.
A Defense of Abortion
587(9)
Judith Jarvis Thomson
On the Moral and Legal Status of Abortion
596(9)
Mary Anne Warren
Why Abortion Is Immoral
605(4)
Don Marquis
The Morality of Abortion and the Deprivation of Futures
609(3)
Mark T. Brown
Feminist Perspectives
612(10)
Abortion Through a Feminist Ethic Lens
612(4)
Susan Sherwin
A Case for Pro-life Feminism
616(6)
Sidney Callahan
Late-Term Abortion
622(4)
Thomson, the Right to Life, and Partial-Birth Abortion
622(4)
Peter Alward
Decision Scenarios
626(5)
Impaired Infants and Medical Futility
631(56)
Classic Case Presentation: Baby Owens: Down Syndrome and Duodenal Atresia
632(1)
Briefing Session
633(1)
Genetic and Congenital Impairments
634(1)
Specific Impairments
634(2)
Down Syndrome
634(1)
Spina Bifida
635(1)
Hydrocephaly
635(1)
Anencephaly
635(1)
Esophageal Atresia
636(1)
Duodenal Atresia
636(1)
Problems of Extreme Prematurity
636(1)
Testing for Impairments
636(1)
Ethical Theories and the Problem of Birth Impairments
637(2)
Social Context: The Dilemma of Extreme Prematurity
639(4)
Social Context: The Baby Doe Cases
643(2)
Case Presentation: Baby K: An Anencephalic Infant and a Mother's Request
645(2)
Readings
647(1)
The Status of Impaired Infants
647(17)
Examination of Arguments in Favor of Withholding Ordinary Medical Care from Defective Infants
647(6)
John A. Robertson
Ethical Issues in Aiding the Death of Young Children
653(5)
H. Tristram Engelhardt Jr.
Life-and-Death Decisions in the Midst of Uncertainty
658(6)
Robert F. Weir
Other Perspectives
664(7)
Avoiding Anomalous Newborns
664(7)
Michael L. Gross
Medical Futility
671(10)
Medical Futility
671(5)
Nancy S. Jecker
Roberta A. Pagon
Medical Futility: Commentary
676(5)
Norman C. Fost
Decision Scenarios
681(6)
Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide
687(54)
Classic Case Presentation: Karen Quinlan: The Debate Begins
688(2)
Briefing Session
690(1)
Active and Passive Euthanasia
690(1)
Voluntary, Involuntary, and Nonvoluntary Euthanasia
691(1)
Defining ``Death''
692(1)
Advance Directives
693(2)
Ethical Theories and Euthanasia
695(2)
Social Context: The Physician-Assisted Suicide Law in Oregon
697(4)
Case Presentation: The Cruzan Case: The Supreme Court Upholds the Right to Die in a Landmark Decision
701(2)
Case Presentation: Dr. Jack Kevorkian: Physician-Assisted Suicide Activist
703(2)
Case Presentation: A Canadian Tragedy
705(1)
Social Context: Physician-Assisted Suicide: The Dutch Experience
706(2)
Readings
708(1)
The Case Against Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide
708(8)
The Wrongfulness of Euthanasia
708(3)
J. Gay-Williams
When Self-Determination Runs Amok
711(5)
Daniel Callahan
The Case for Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide
716(14)
When Abstract Moralizing Runs Amok
716(4)
John Lachs
Active and Passive Euthanasia
720(3)
James Rachels
Voluntary Active Euthanasia
723(7)
Dan W. Brock
Alternatives
730(4)
Lonnie R. Bristow for the American Medical Association: Physician-Assisted Suicide
730(3)
Terminal, but Not Hopeless
733(1)
Sandol Stoddard
Deciding for the Incompetent
734(2)
Supreme Court of New Jersey: In the Matter of Karen Quinlan, an Alleged Incompetent
734(2)
Decision Scenarios
736(5)
PART V: FOUNDATIONS OF BIOETHICS: ETHICAL THEORIES, MORAL PRINCIPLES, AND MEDICAL DECISIONS
741(51)
Basic Ethical Theories
744(1)
Utilitarianism
744(8)
The Principle of Utility
745(1)
Act and Rule Utilitarianism
746(4)
Preference Utilitarianism
750(1)
Difficulties with Utilitarianism
751(1)
Kant's Ethics
752(5)
The Categorical Imperative
752(1)
Another Formulation
753(1)
Duty
753(1)
Kant's Ethics in the Medical Context
754(2)
Difficulties with Kantian Ethics
756(1)
Ross's Ethics
757(4)
Moral Properties and Rules
757(1)
Actual Duties and Prima Facie Duties
758(2)
Ross's Ethics in the Medical Context
760(1)
Difficulties with Ross's Moral Rules
760(1)
Rawls's Theory of Justice
761(5)
The Original Position and the Principles of Justice
761(2)
Rawls's Theory of Justice in the Medical Context
763(2)
Difficulties with Rawls's Theory
765(1)
Natural Law Ethics and Moral Theology
766(5)
Purposes, Reasons, and the Moral Law as Interpreted by Roman Catholicism
766(2)
Applications of Roman Catholic Moral-Theological Viewpoints in the Medical Context
768(2)
Difficulties with Natural Law Ethics and Moral Theology
770(1)
Major Moral Principles
771(1)
The Principle of Nonmaleficence
771(2)
The Principle of Beneficence
773(2)
The Principle of Utility
775(1)
Principles of Distributive Justice
776(3)
The Principle of Equality
777(1)
The Principle of Need
777(1)
The Principle of Contribution
778(1)
The Principle of Effort
778(1)
The Principle of Autonomy
779(5)
Autonomy and Actions
780(1)
Autonomy and Options
780(1)
Autonomy and Decision Making
781(1)
Restrictions on Autonomy
782(2)
Theories Without Principles
784(1)
Virtue Ethics
784(2)
The Virtues
785(1)
Virtue Ethics in the Medical Context
785(1)
Difficulties with Virtue Ethics
786(1)
Care Ethics
786(4)
Values, Not Principles
787(1)
Care Ethics in the Medical Context
788(1)
Difficulties with Care Ethics
789(1)
Feminist Ethics
790(2)
Feminist Ethics in the Medical Context
791(1)
Difficulties with Feminist Ethics
792(1)
Retrospect 792(2)
Notes and References 794

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