Ethics - Baby Theresa - Benefits Argument

Theresa Ann Campo is publicly known as 'Baby Theresa' and is a child without brains born in Florida in 1992. Children without brains are sometimes referred to as "babies without brains" because the brains are at the top because important parts without brains contain lack of brain and cerebellum. However, brain stems present in such babies enable autonomic functions such as breathing and heartbeat. Even for survival (even from stillbirth) these babies do not live long, and regardless of the period they live, they become still unconscious due to brain failure. Thus Teresa 's parents volunteered to transplant her organs, and other children in need may benefit from Teresa' s eyes, kidney, liver, heart and lung after transplant. The doctor also believes that a good suggestion made by the baby's parents is that her organs are arbitrary.

Baby Theresa is a very unique case. Theresa Ann Campo Pearson is a baby born in Annexphaly in 1992 born in Florida. It is the two most important parts of the brain, the brain and cerebellum, and the skull. Without these brain parts, she would not have higher brain function or consciousness. However, because there is still connection with the brainstem, autonomic nervous functions such as heartbeat and breathing are all functioning. Since anencephalopathy is considered to be one of the most serious congenital diseases, these cases are usually found and stopped during pregnancy

Research shows that everyone has an idea, all ideas have the ability to tackle conscious psychological activities, Theresa does not have thought and feelings, and is basically breathing. Indeed, many babies can benefit from organs of Baby Theresa. It makes me believe that Utilitarian theory is the right way to do this. Indeed, when Jeremy Bentham created the utilitarian theory he also proposed to focus on results and positive results. It is called hedonistic calculation.