Physicians Sometimes Make Unilateral Decisions in Morally Important Situations Because

question 12

Multiple Choice

Physicians sometimes make unilateral decisions in morally important situations because:

• A) moral decision making is reserved for physicians.
• B) nurses are seldom aware of the patient's wishes and life context.
• C) there is, sometimes, power imbalance in the health care setting.
• D) it is illegal for nurses to participate in moral decision making.

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