Davis Argues That a Doctor's Reasons for Refusing Treatment Are

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Essay

Davis argues that a doctor's reasons for refusing treatment are irrelevant as long as either the doctor provides restitution or restitution is unnecessary. Do you agree that a doctor's own reasons are irrelevant to refusal of treatment? Does this contradict with Davis's presentation of the duty of referral to another doctor? Provide examples.

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Definitions:

Cleanup Enzymes

Biological molecules that break down or remove unwanted or toxic substances within an organism.

Antagonist

A substance that acts against and blocks an action in pharmacology, or a character in opposition to the protagonist in literature.

Neurotransmitter

Chemical substances in the nervous system that transmit signals between neurons or from neurons to muscles.

Exogenous

Originating from outside an organism or system; external factors or influences that are not produced within an organism.