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    Case scenarios…1

    • As a health care provider u are responsible to treat all


    patients equally counsel them properly, serve them on
    their turn. Which ethical principles deals with the
    above mentioned action of a pharmacist ?
    2…

    You found a prescription of your close family friends


    daughter. She is a teenage girl and taking birth control
    pills. You know the family very well and use of birth
    control pills is not considered good according to the
    families belief. What are the ethical dilemmas in this
    situation ?
    3…

    You found a prescription of your close family friends


    daughter. She is a teenage girl and taking birth control
    pills. You know the family very well and use of birth
    control pills is not considered good according to the
    families belief. How do u define parent’s behavior?
    4…

    • An 86 year-old patient has been battling cancer with


    chemotherapy treatments for over a year. There has
    been little progress, and the patient is visibly
    suffering every day. One day the patient asks for
    doctor-assisted suicide. What do you do?”
    5…

    • A patient with depression is refusing


    treatment/medication and has expressed severe
    suicidal ideation in their visit with you. You are
    concerned about their well-being; what do you do?”
    6…

    • An 86 year-old patient has been battling cancer with


    chemotherapy treatments for over a year. There has
    been little progress, and the patient is visibly
    suffering every day. One day the patient asks for
    doctor-assisted suicide. What do you do?”

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