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What do we call the moral obligation of physicians to make patients fully aware of treatment options, risks, and benefits before letting the patient make the final decision? 1. therapeutic privilege; 2.
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What do we call the moral obligation of physicians to make patients fully aware of treatment options, risks, and benefits before letting the patient make the final decision?

1. therapeutic privilege;
2. informed consent;
3. doctor-patient confidentiality;
4. the Hippocratic Oath.

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i believe the answer is one only because after doing research it all pointed to just trying to help the patient in a way relax. sorry if wrong
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