A 24-year-old was rushed in the health center complaining of a wound from working in a construction. He stated that he feels uncomfortable with needles because it is painful. As the nurse is preparing the medication to be administered, the nurse chooses the sharpest needle to be used bearing in mind what bioethical principle?*1 pointA. BeneficenceB. Non-maleficenceC. JusticeD. Autonomy

. When patients cannot make decisions for themselves, which ethical principles will the nurse use her basis on?*1 pointA. justice and beneficenceB. beneficence and nonmaleficenceC. fidelity and nonmaleficenceD. fidelity and justice

All of these are true about non-maleficence principle, except;Question 23Select one:a.Includes an obligation not to inflict harm intentionally.b.Includes Doctors refraining from acting with malice towards patients.c.Doctors must refrain from providing ineffective treatments.d.Includes informed consent and truth telling.e.Offers little useful guidance to doctors because many beneficial therapies also have serious risks.

A 52-year-old man collapses in the street complaining of severe acute pain in hisright abdomen. A surgeon happens to be passing by and examined the man,suspecting that he is on the brink of rupturing his appendix. Even if he can do thesurgery in situ, he instead accompanied the man to the nearest hospital for properadmission and treatment. What principle is involved in this scenario? *(-/1 Point)39.Principle of Non- maleficencePrinciple of BeneficencePrinciple of AutonomyPrinciple of Justice

He hated getting shots and cringed in anticipation of the moment when the doctor’s syringe would _________ his arm and bring pain.invokeinundatepenetratevacate

What is the name of the principle of ethics that means to do no harm?AutonomyBeneficenceNon-maleficenceJustice