Physical bodies are not important in ethics, only minds matter. Parallel to this principle, Jesus according to the New Testament was not resurrected physically, his body remained in the tomb. The disciples simply saw his “ghost” or “phantom.”

“I don’t want to fall in either ethical ditch” says another intrepid PBA graduate. “I want to find the Middle Path like the Buddha, the Narrow Way like Jesus, and avoid extremes.” This PBA graduate is seeking to live by this position in Aristotelian Ethics:

According to the Lesson on “Wisdom, In Action,” what was Jesus accomplishing at the end of his life by dying on the cross?

How can a technician reduce the amount of waste anesthetic gases?

According to the New Testament, Jesus appeared to his followers after he was crucified and woke up from a swoon, but, relating to medical ethics, Jesus needed a doctor because he was so weak from the intense exertion required to survive such an ordeal.

“The means used must possess proportionality to the end sought” is one of the Just War criteria from the ethics lesson based on Saint Augustine, and on Walter Wink’s framing of violence reduction criteria.

Hypothermia in the anesthetized patient can cause all of the following complications except:

Of the following drugs listed, which one would not be the best choice to use for a patient recovering from surgery as it does not have analgesic properties?

The factor (categorical) variable is:

This scenario meets the basic conditions for using an ANOVA test to compare group means.