1. Autonomy allows patients the right to make decisions of their medical treatment, therefore is important in the role of a Physician Assistance to respect her patients decisions as well as to “promote health, safety, welfare, and dignity of all humans.” In this case Mrs. Smith declines to hear any medical information from her cancer specialist, but would rather hear it from her Physician Assistant (PA) making it my own decision to view what must be …showed first 75 words of 641 total…

…showed last 75 words of 641 total…autonomy, informed consent and consequentialism. Another option will be to give her a list of specialists and let her choose one who she can feel comfortable with and letting her know I will work with who ever she chooses, “Physician Assistant Code of ethics.” Giving the patient these options will increase the likelihood to continue her treatment, this includes continuation of treatment or refusal of treatment, any of these decisions must be respected and followed