The mandate of medical ethics is the
A) welfare and confidentiality of the patient must be of least concern.
B) welfare and confidentiality of the patient must be of most concern.
C) principle of the greatest good for the greatest number must be of most concern.
D) principle of formal consideration of the interests of others must be of most concern.
Answer: B
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A. acids B. fiber C. milk D. soy
Before the writer begins to write a report, an informal outline should be prepared:
a. if the report is very important. b. if the writer finds this organizational technique helpful. c. if the report is very long. d. in every case.