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What is patient autonomy?
a patient’s duty to report unethical behavior
a patient’s duty to follow doctor’s orders
a patient’s right to make his or her own medical decisions
a patient’s right to refuse unethical treatment
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The correct answer is: a patient’s right to make his or her own medical decisions.
Explanation: Patient autonomy means patients have the authority to make informed choices about their care (including the right to accept or refuse treatments). It does not mean a duty to follow orders or to report others.
Explanation: Patient autonomy means patients have the authority to make informed choices about their care (including the right to accept or refuse treatments). It does not mean a duty to follow orders or to report others.
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