The Principle of "Doing No Harm" Is Called

question 17

Multiple Choice

The principle of "doing no harm" is called

• A) integrity.
• B) beneficence.
• C) nonmaleficence.
• D) autonomy.

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Definitions:

UCC

This Code, known as the Uniform Commercial Code, encompasses a broad range of regulations pertinent to all commercial transactions across the United States.

Battle of the Forms

A legal concept relating to the negotiation process between businesses over the terms of a contract, particularly when both parties provide conflicting standard terms.

Variance

A measure of how much a set of numbers differs from each other or a statistical permission to deviate from a standard in zoning laws.

Silence

The absence of any sound or noise.