A view that maintains that social institutions are the primary medium of sexism, and that what is needed to address sexism are gender-neutral standards, is known as:

Aristotle, in contrast to modern philosophers, inherits a view of the world where all living things have a final end, understood as a naturally-given end state toward which they strive. For example, the oak is the telos of the acorn –it is of the nature of an acorn to become an oak. This ancient world view is called:

(A) Identify the author(s) of the work in which the text appears by FIRST and LAST name (if the author has both) and (B) briefly explain the relevance of the passage in the context of the work from which it is drawn: From the fact that one has a moral right (or a moral permission) to do something “nothing follows from this supposition about the morality of abortion, according to virtue theory, once it is noted… that in exercising a moral right I can do something cruel, or callous, or selfish, light-minded, self-righteous, stupid, inconsiderate, disloyal, dishonest – that is, act viciously.” 

Oppression, prejudice, or discrimination based on sex or gender, usually directed against girls and women, is known as:

Q3.  The nurse has implemented a care plan for an adult client with gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD). On the next clinic visit (3 months later), which statement by the client indicates adherence to the plan of care?

According to Aristotle, the highest good at which human life should aim, is:

Thomas Nagel’s condition that justice in the conduct of war requires that we restrict the manner of attack, so that “the attack should aim specifically at what is provocative about the person” is known as his condition of __________.

A patient expresses concern that information given to the nurse remains confidential. “I need to know that everything I tell you confidential and won’t be shared with anyone.” Which response made by the nurse is best?

The nurse is caring for a client on an inpatient unit is diagnosed with bipolar disorder: manic episode. During a discussion in the dayroom about weekend activities, the client raises his voice, becomes irritable, and insists that plans change. Which should be the nurse’s initial intervention?

The nurse is working with a patient diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). . As part of the patient’s plan of care the nurse reviews the  patient’s daily schedule with him. The patient responds to the nurse by yelling at the nurse:  “Why don’t you shut up already? I can read it myself, you know!” Which response when made by the nurse is best for this patient?