The Four Principles This week we focused on the four principles of medical ethics: autonomy, beneficence, non- maleficence, and justice

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The Four Principles This week we focused on the four principles of medical ethics: autonomy, beneficence, non- maleficence, and justice. Specifically we used the Charlie Gard case (2016) to outline each of these principles in action. After completing the work above*, please answer the questions below. Answers must be your own opinion and your own words; simply re-stating the opinions given from the YouTube video will result in a zero. I should be noted that these questions do not have a right answer. I want your opinion, but also want you to bring in ideas and concepts from the book and lecture. Please check the rubric for how this assignment will be graded. 1:36 PM Fri Sep 17 ul LTE 98% outlook.office.com 1. When a person's individual choices are in direct conflict with his/her society, what are the consequences? How was this demonstrated in the Charlie Gard case? 2. Did Charlie Gard receive justice? 3. What is the role of beneficence in the Charlie Gard case? Is it necessary for our society good to everyone? What about our health care? 4. How did the principle non-maleficence impact the Charlie Gard case? 5. Who do you think had the best intentions for Charlie? The medical professionals, researchers, or parents? 1:36 PM Fri Sep 17 ull LTE 98% outlook.office.com or paren: *It is crucial that before completing this assignment, you read Chapter 1 and Charlie Gard: The Story of His Parent's Legal Fight and watch the posted YouTube video regarding the case.