The Great Bias in Pediatric Surgery Regarding Conjoined Twins Is

question 7

Multiple Choice

The great bias in pediatric surgery regarding conjoined twins is that:

• A) surgeons rarely make mistakes.
• B) it is always better to live life as a singleton than as a conjoined person.
• C) sanctity of life outweighs quality of life.
• D) it is a slippery slope to make judgments about quality of life.
• E) it is "Playing God" to separate what Nature has joined.

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