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The ethical principle of nonmaleficience requires:
 
  1. Doing no harm
  2. There be fair distribution of benefits
  3. Individuals being permitted to choose actions and goals to fit their life plan
  4. Dignity and worth of all members of society

Question 2

In some migrant camps, migrant women are educated to serve as links between existing health care agencies and the migrant farm worker family. These women are called:
 
  1. Migrant head start workers
  2. Outreach care workers
  3. Physician assistance
  4. Nurses aides



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Answer to Question 1

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Nonmaleficience requires that one do no harm.

Answer to Question 2

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Because these outreach workers are members of the migrant community, they are trusted and know the culture and the language.



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