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Original definition: Assist one another materially, emotionally, and spiritually, especially in times of hardship.

Original definition: Order personal and communal life toward gratitude, harmony, service, hope, and shared joy.

Original definition: Recognize and reduce greed, anger, hatred, partiality, and other habits that obstruct compassionate living.

Original definition: Respond to severe difficulty with perseverance, mutual support, and confidence that constructive action remains possible.

Original definition: Offer practical service freely and joyfully for the welfare of the community.

Original definition: Evaluate conduct by its effects on the suffering, freedom, dignity, and flourishing of sentient beings.

Original definition: Revise ethical judgments through evidence, critical reflection, open inquiry, and intellectual honesty.

Original definition: Support the fullest personal freedom compatible with the equal rights and freedom of others.

Original definition: Oppose racial hierarchy, inherited prejudice, discrimination, and the injustices they produce.

Original definition: Accept responsibility for building meaningful lives and humane societies without waiting for supernatural intervention.

Original definition: Make the patient's health and well-being the physician's first professional consideration.

Original definition: Honor informed choices, bodily integrity, personal values, and the equal dignity of every patient.

Original definition: Continue protecting confidential patient information even after the patient has died.

Original definition: Provide professional care without discrimination based on identity, belief, status, disability, or political affiliation.

Original definition: Attend to one's own health, well-being, and professional ability so care remains safe and effective.

Original definition: Place public safety, health, welfare, and environmental protection above convenience, prestige, or profit.

Original definition: Communicate credible risks, defects, limitations, and hazards to affected people and responsible authorities.

Original definition: Base estimates, claims, forecasts, and representations on available evidence without distortion.

Original definition: Do not offer, accept, solicit, or conceal bribes that compromise professional judgment.

Original definition: Explain technological capabilities, consequences, risks, and limitations clearly enough to support informed decisions.