If an action is treated merely as a means to something else, what is it called?

Why is a good will good, according to Kant?

O’Neill gives an example of someone who is being used as mere means.  Which of the following is an example used? 

Which of the following are examples that Kant uses to elaborate on his position? (Note: there may be more than one answer.  Select ALL that apply)

Kant says that we cannot imagine anything that can be called good without qualification, except what?

Which of the following does Kant say is necessary for moral consideration?

4. During World War II, a freeze on wages and prices prevented any collective bargaining for increases in salary. This is virtually the only form of health insurance________. a. Poor and uninsured system b. Employment-related system c. Veterans Administration system d. Worker’s compensation system e. Active duty military system

19. The most well-known regulatory review of medical technology is _____. a. Private insurance b. Medicarec. Medicaidd. National Institutes of Health (NIH)e. FDA

29. How have advances in medical technology impacted patient care? A) Reduced patient outcomesB) Improved diagnostic accuracy and treatment options  C) Decreased reliance on dataD) Slowed down clinical researchE) Lower health care cost

3. Based from our book, Reference Table 1.1, The Development of Health Care emphasis from the 1980s to present involve: a. Epidemics of acute infections due to unsanitary living conditions. b. Development of scientific medicine and the beginning of governmental and societal intervention. c. Development of health insurance, and the explosion of medical technology. d. Chronic diseases now include illnesses related to environmental hazards and working conditions, a rapid growth in costs due to technology, and an increase in governmental influence.