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Question

1. When a patient does not have the capacity to make decisions for themselves and therefore cannot exercise personal autonomy, what must a proxy decision maker consider in making decisions on behalf of the patient? The patient's known wishes when available The patient's goals and values when known O The action or decision that would benefit the patient to the greatest extent possible The patient's family member's wishes

2. A patient with schizophrenia is hallucinating that a giant spider is attacking him. The patient is thrashing about and crashing into furniture, causing bodily injury to himself. The patient refuses medication. However, the provider orders restraints and medication to keep the patient from harming himself. Which ethical principle is the provider violating, and which ethical principle is the provider upholding for the patient? Justice is violated and Veracity is upheld. Autonomy is violated and Beneficence is upheld. Nonmaleficence is violated and Autonomy is upheld. Beneficence is violated and Justice is upheld.

3. According to your text, factors that contribute to the development of noncommunicable diseases which of the following: Smoking or exposure to other's smoke Climate change Consuming of an unhealthful diet Lack of exercise Polluted water supplies.