Examples of Autonomy, Beneficence, Nonmaleficence, and Justice - Ethical Principles

[@USMLEpass]

In the second channel we discuss common cases and approach them using evidence-based medicine.
Basically, the main channel is for study, and the second channel is for practice. 👇🏼
ua-cam.com/channels/j6yv42uGIfGVI2IQqAvFNw.html

[@pricepatrick644]

Thank you, that was a great short lesson that we all needed to have.

[@notbillieeilish9865]

thank you soo much its a short video but it clears your concept

[@user-db7dg9vc9z]

What’s the difference between beneficence and nonmaleficence?

[@slavaukraini1991]

good job Augustus! yes indeed

[@mayacatherine802]

Why is it beneficence? I thought it was autonomy explain ? Please

[@OceansCindy]

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[@bi0481]

He did not make the decision; therefore, he had no autonomy in this situation. The doctor tried to save his live anyways to benefit his patient. That is beneficence.

[@Totalswiftie123]

Autonomy is respecting a patient's value and belief, but in this case the patient was probably incapable of making a decision due to his medical instability at that point. Beneficence is doing what is good for the patient...what benefits the patient, and in this case, proceeding with the surgery is good for the patient, because it would save his life.
I hope this clarifies it for you. 😊

[@lucasbernardo5660]

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[@GillianAine]

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[@emilylinares9663]

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[@ruchikasarve7210]

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[@aravindsubramanian6823]

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[@samarfayyad4281]

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[@B-Bigbawz]

I do not know how tf I got here but cheers

[@USMLEpass]

Cheers bud

[@ommykathule3522]

Wow you too slow and patient for me to get you clear and understand