In Issues Surrounding Ethical Decision Making, Beneficence Refers to the

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Multiple Choice

In issues surrounding ethical decision making, beneficence refers to the

• A)appropriate use of medical resources.
• B)care provider acting as a father or mother figure.
• C)care provider knowing what is best for the patient.
• D)need to avoid harming the patient.
• E)need to do good for the patient.

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