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jerry coleman

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The principle of need is an extension of which principle?
 
  a) The principle of nonmaleficence
  b) The principle of beneficence
  c) The principle of equal distribution
  d) The difference principle

Question 2

Which principle is most closely associated with the Hippocratic directive to help?
 
  a) The difference principle
  b) The principle of double effect
  c) The totality principle
  d) The principle of beneficence



makaylafy

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Answer to Question 1

c) The principle of equal distribution

Answer to Question 2

d) The principle of beneficence



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