Question

Referring to healthcare ethics, a patient’s autonomy can be denied in all these cases except:

1.		Unrealistic expectations based on hope that medicine can provide miracles
2.		Placing trust in God or a higher power
3.		Belief or hope that the prognosis is incorrect
4.		If the patient values the extension of life regardless of pain endured

Answer 1

1:- Expectations and hope always with stood among the people suffering in different ailments . Such things always happen during medication Doctors to use prognosis , the symbolism it contains , and the emotional difficulties it involves.

Researchers too support the medical miracles industrial complex. As patients believe modern medicine can repair them after decades of ailments expire evidence to the contrary.

2:- To trust in the God means more than believing in who he is and what he says . This confidence should infuse our whole being , that strengthen our will even though difficulties , pains , and fears , because we know that God will never leave our side.

3:- As the outcome of patients illness , A practitioner some times too account on hope to belief , desire , Even doctors who want to be honest are often unable to forecast how long patients will live. Patients become overly optimistic about their prognosis and are too overwhelmed to absorb the information.

4:- A patient has unreasonable expectations as the death approaches many patients have relatively modest needs and desires that aggressive interventions be avoid to spent rest life harmoneousl y with the family and friends preferably at home in familiar surroundings .

Thus health care ethics most probably provide a chance in the last case of this case study that the patient is to be allowed to spent most of the time with his/ her close kotha and kind , so that he /she could be able to endure the pain to live in harmony.