The Ethical Principle of Informed Consent Suggests That the Decision

question 94

True/False

The ethical principle of informed consent suggests that the decision should be implemented so as to minimize all of the risks and to avoid any unnecessary risks.

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Definitions:

Compensatory Damages

Financial compensation awarded to a plaintiff to cover losses directly resulting from the defendant's wrongful action, intended to restore the injured party to their original position.

Erroneous Denial

A decision to reject or refuse something, such as a claim or request, that is based on incorrect or faulty reasoning.

Settlement

An agreement reached by parties in a lawsuit before the case goes to trial or a final judgment is issued.

Litigation

The process of taking legal action or engaging in a lawsuit to resolve disputes between parties.