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Medical Ethics

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Lydia H

 

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August 27, 2012

 

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As a nurse, would it be honest and fair of you to administer more pain medication to the dying patient? Would it be fair to physiologically harm another human being just because they are asking you to do so? Ethics are not feelings. Ethics is not a religion. A nurse must really consider a decision to give un-prescribed doses of pain medications by thinking about all possible approaches ethically...
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A nurse must really consider a decision to give un-prescribed doses of pain medications by thinking about all possible approaches ethically. Ethics is a very important standard in the health care setting especially when it comes to deciding to give some terminally ill cancer patient un-prescribed doses of pain medications...
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