Question 2 and 3rd are same so their answer are also same.
Answer 1 Option A- Non-maleficence
Explanation :-
According to non-maleficence a person would prefer to harm others in order to protect himself. It means person would not harm himself instead he or she will harm some other person. Harm and it's impact are important as it's part of moral decision making, the more harm means negative act and against morality and not harming means he is on ethical and good path.
Answer 2- Option B - The physician makes the final decision of medical treatment.
Explanation :-
Physician has important role in medical treatment but it doesn't
mean that he takes final decision instead it is the patient,
participants and patients family who consultation with the
physician takes the final decision in relation to the medical
treatment. So we can say that whether the medical treatment
decision should be done or not it is mutual decision of patient and
physician as well as family too.
Answer 3 - Option B - The physician makes the final decision of
medical treatment.
Explanation :-
Physician has important role in medical treatment but it doesn't
mean that he takes final decision instead it is the patient,
participants and patients family who consultation with the
physician takes the final decision in relation to the medical
treatment. So we can say that whether the medical treatment
decision should be done or not it is mutual decision of patient and
physician as well as family too.
Answer 4 - Option C - Autonomy
Explanation :-
Exercising the right of freedom is a description of autonomy. Here, Autonomy means self independence and sovereignty where a person is free to decide what to do or what not to do. With the help of autonomy person becomes enough independent to know more about self awareness and self efficacy which helps him to handle everything with his own discretion.
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