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Analyzing the Case Study

In the sick technician case study, which ethical principle stops the technicians from checking their sick friend's records?

a. beneficence, because the technicians want to do what is in their friend's best interest.
b. autonomy, because the technicians respect their friend's decision to not share the information.
c. justice, because the technicians want to treat everyone at work equally, even if they are sick.
d. non-maleficence, because the technicians don't want to harm their friend by looking up the prescription.

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Answer:

B. Autonomy, because the technicians respect their friend's decision to not share the information.

Explanation:

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Answer:

B. autonomy, because the technicians respect their friend's decision to not share the information

Explanation:

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