Chapter 13 Questions
- Identify ethical issues associated with the control of humanbehavior.
- Describe one ethical conflict between the principles ofautonomy and beneficence in caring for a patient with mentalillness.
- What is nursing’s role in establishing diagnosticcategories?
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