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    B would be the choice because as a doctor, the author has an obligation to help patients without exception and with all their power. Letting patient 6 die would contradict being a doctor unless patient 6 signed an organ donor contract. Then the author would let patient 6 die and collect organs to save the other patients. If patient 6 died during treatment, the author would give organs to the remaining patients according to transplantation ethics principles.

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    B would be the choice because as a doctor, the author has an obligation to help patients without exception and with all their power. Letting patient 6 die would contradict being a doctor unless patient 6 signed an organ donor contract. Then the author would let patient 6 die and collect organs to save the other patients. If patient 6 died during treatment, the author would give organs to the remaining patients according to transplantation ethics principles.

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    Avril D.

    Galleros
    BSN 1-E
    Philosophy
    FINAL QUIZ #2

    I would choose the letter B, because as a doctor I am obliged and went under those sacrifices to
    help other people, with no exception with all my power to help these patients. If I will let the
    patient 6 die, I am basically not taking or helping the patient, which is contradicting to being a
    doctor. Unless the patient 6 signed a contract that he/she will be an organ donor, then I will let
    the patient die then collect his/her organs to save the rest of the patients. In situation b, if the
    patient will die throughout the curing process, then I will give the organs to the remaining
    patients. A philosophy known as "transplantation ethics" organizes, defends, and promotes ideas
    on what is and isn't appropriate behavior in relation to organ donation. Health practitioners have
    a professional obligation to treat patients without being clouded by their judgement.

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