1. the ethical principle of veracity is in conflict in this scenario. Principle of veracity is the obligation to tell truth to the patient. Answer is a.
Fidelity holds the promise to perform the duty accordingly.
Autonomy is the respect of one’s rights.
Beneficence is about doing good to others and maintaining a balance between benefits and harms.
2. 77 %. Answer is d.
3. answer is b.
in the intensive care unit, you are working on a patient in a very unstable state....
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"Stealing is wrong unless you are in dire circumstances" is an example of Select one: O a. relativistic theories. O b. absolutism theories. O c. narrative approaches. O d. normative approaches. The physician works with the patient to come up with a medical treatment plan. This is an example of following which ethical principle? Select one: a. Beneficence b. Non-maleficence c. Autonomy d. Veracity e. Fidelity
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