Question 17 · LDEK · Other
An ethical principle alien to the traditional, paternalistic medical ethics is:
- A. principle of respect for patient’s autonomy.
- B. principle of beneficence.
- C. principles of non-maleficence.
- D. principle of the protection of the dignity of the medical profession.
- E. principle of respect for patient’s privacy.
Hint
Paternalism means the doctor decides for the patient; which principle directly contradicts that model?
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