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1.B.Abolutism theories.this theory said that stoling is against ethical which cannot accept even if it is done for good thing.
2.Answer .C.autonomy.this means to respect an individual right have self determination.Inorderto make treatment plan physician allow the patient to work with him to make treatment plan according the convice of him.so answer is autonomy.
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Can someone give an example on each so we can role play it in class? One...
Can someone give an example on each so we can role
play it in class? One will act as patient and one acting as a nurse
playing or practicing this ethical principle. Thanks
a little script on each
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Can someone give an example on each so we can role
play it in class? One will act as patient and one acting as a nurse
playing or practicing this ethical principle. Thanks
a little script on each
ETHICAL PRINCIPLES are standards of what is right or wrong with regard to important social values and norms. Ethical principles pertaining to the treatment of clients include the following. Qpcc • Autonomy: The ability of the client to make personal decisions, even...
in the intensive care unit, you are working on a patient in a very unstable state. The woman and her children (who were all killed) had been in an auto accident. It is clear that further emotional trauma would be disastrous to the patient and may cause her death. In a lucid moment, she looks at you and asks, "How are my children?" The principle of non-maleficence is in conflict with which of the following ethical principles in this case?...
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