Question

1. which concept of moral guidelines focuses on examining peoples decisions?

• ordinary and extraordinary care
• doing and accomplishing
• acts of commission and omission
• burdens of treatment and burdens of disease

1. what is the name of the principle of ethics that means to do no harm?

• autonomy
• beneficence
• non - maleficence
• justice

Explanation:

Question 4

To determine the concept of moral guidelines focusing on people's decisions, we analyze each option:

• "Ordinary and extraordinary care" relates to medical care levels, not decision - examination.
• "Doing and accomplishing" is too vague and not a recognized moral guideline concept for decision - examination.
• "Acts of commission and omission" examines decisions as commission (doing an act) and omission (not doing an act), which focuses on people's choices/decisions.
• "Burdens of treatment and burdens of disease" is about medical burdens, not decision - examination.

We analyze each ethical principle:

• "Autonomy" is about patient self - determination.
• "Beneficence" is about doing good.
• "Non - maleficence" is the principle that means to do no harm.
• "Justice" is about fairness in distribution of resources etc.

Answer:

Acts of commission and omission

Question 5