Standards for Practice

Which one of them is more prevalent among the general population? type 1 or type 2 diabetes?

During his hospital stay, Arnold’s condition has deteriorated, and the medical team coincidentally found a stage 4 cancer that had spread to his lungs, bowels, and brain. The medical team predicted he would have 3 months to live. The medical team first disclosed this information to Kim, Arnold’s daughter.

Kim begged the medical team to not tell her father as it would lead to him living in fear and she was scared this news would send his health spirally downwards further. 1 Assessment Instructions This assessment requires you to consider the case study above and discuss the situation in relation to the four ethical principles: autonomy, justice, beneficence, and non-maleficence. Students must refer to the ICN code of ethics and the NMBA code of conduct or standards for practice.