Question: Three Years Ago, At The Age Of The Teen, Ph.cana Diagnosed Fatima With A Rare Kidney Disease With The Enactment Of Federal Decree Law No. 5o 2015 On Regulation Of Human Organs And Tissue Transplantation, The UAE Began Allowing Transplantation Of Human Organs And Trus From Both Living And Dec Donors. The Law Established A Registry Iwaiting List) For …

Three years ago, at the age of the teen, ph.cana diagnosed Fatima with a rare kidney disease with the enactment of Federal Decree Law No. 5o 2015 on Regulation of Human Organs and Tissue Transplantation, the UAE began allowing transplantation of human organs and trus from both living and dec donors. The law established a registry Iwaiting list) for patients in need of organs and also allowed relatives to voluntarily donate organs. Nonetheless, UAE strictly prohibits (bans buying or selling organs for donation Despite the fact Fatima comes from a rich and politically influential family, she has not been a good candidate for any available kidney donations. Sadly, due to addition complications, Fatima has entered a very dangerous stage of illness and wide within few weeks if she does not receive a donated kidney Fortunately, physicians determined a family member who would be a good match and the style scheduled for tomorrow. You have a friend, Aisha, who is a nurse working as part of Fatima’s care team. You regularly visit Alsha for lunch and sit outside in a secluded are near the hospital because she likes to discuss her cases (which is against the rules) Just as Aisha finishes describing Fatima’s case and telling you what a warna wonderful young woman Fatima is becoming, you both hear voices on the other side of the patio, block from view by some buthen you hear a conversation between Fatima’s father and the relative” donating a kidney it turns out the donor is not a relative af all and asks for more money for donating his kidney. After heated discussion, Fatima’s father agrees to pay more money for the donation, and the men walk away Alsha is very upset. She does not know whether she should: 1) to her manager, 2) pretend she never heard the conversation, or 3) take any other course of action. She asks you for advice Recommend a course of action to Aisha based on UAE law and healthcare ethics. (Hint: Be sure to apply each of the 4 principles of medical ethies in your discussion)