Multiple Choice
The capable wishes principle holds that
A) a patient's personal wishes regarding treatment should be given partial weight in the decision-making process.
B) a patient's personal wishes regarding treatment should be given the greatest weight in the decision-making process.
C) a patient's personal wishes regarding treatment should be given the greatest weight in the decision-making process, regardless of the consequences.
D) a patient's personal wishes regarding treatment should be given minimal weight in the decision-making process.
E) a treatment that maximizes the chances of a good outcome for the patient is chosen.
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