Drug Testing and the Rights of Pregnant Women • Ethical Issue: In response to perceived illegal drug use by pregnant women, is it ethical for law enforcement and medical communities to work together to proactively combat drug problems in such women, given the special interests of the women's unborn children, and if so, what ethical standards should determine how, or if not, why not? • Ethical Issue: Is a pregnant woman's right to privacy in her medical records outweighed by ethical interests in deterring illegal conduct that could harm a viable fetus? Should the issue of whether a viable fetus is considered a person be a factor in this controversy? LI ->) 19% Mon 12 A palmbeachstate

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Drug Testing and the Rights of Pregnant Women • Ethical Issue: In response to perceived illegal drug use by pregnant women, is it ethical for law enforcement and medical communities to work together to proactively combat drug problems in such women, given the special interests of the women's unborn children, and if so, what ethical standards should determine how, or if not, why not? • Ethical Issue: Is a pregnant woman's right to privacy in her medical records outweighed by ethical interests in deterring illegal conduct that could harm a viable fetus? Should the issue of whether a viable fetus is considered a person be a factor in this controversy? LI ->) 19% Mon 12 A palmbeachstate.blackboard.com and ... Untitled Due Date Points Possible 100 Tuesday, June 15, 2021 11:59 PM View Rubria Introduction o Introduce the ethical issue and the position that you intend to defend o Explain why the topic is important or why readers should care about the issue especially in the health care environment Thesis statement o The thesis statement is the central position you will be arguing in this research paper. The thesis statement should be clear, concise, and defined. o In your thesis statement, you should take a specific stand on the selected ethical issue. For example, you may construct your thesis as follows: The use of euthanasia is an immoral choice even when the patient is in constant extreme pain", or "It is immoral for patients to choose euthanasia even when suffering constant, extreme pain. Explain how your argument will be structured along which you will be arguing in support of your thesis statement Background The purpose of the background is to lay the foundation for proving your argument. The background will include the following: Summary of works being discussed When sinished, make sure to click Submit. Opronaut, ertek Sove as Draft to save changes and continue working later, or click cancel to quit without sau Cancel Save Draft Su 1 w tv MacBook Pro A palmbeachstate.blackboard.com and... Untitled reuthanasia even when suffering constant, extreme pain." o Explain how your argument will be structured along which you will be arguing in support of your thesis statement Background The purpose of the background is to lay the foundation for proving your argument. The background will include the following: • Summary of works being discussed • Definition of key terms-define key terms/concepts Explanation of universal values and principles in ethical decision making-briefly describe the key universal values and principles that support the ethical issue Length and APA Requirements: 3 to 4 pages (can exceed the minimum length requirement). Utilize at minimum four appropriate references (i.e. scholarly resources, newspapers, books, PBSC library databases, Google Scholar, etc.) and in-text citations- APA styleLength & APA Requirement Overview for Phase Two: Introduction & Background (05:08) when finished make sure to click submit. Optionally, click Save as Draft to save changes and continue working later or click Cancel to quit witho changes cancel Save Draft 1 P W otv MacBook Pro