Question 30 (1 point) Edmund Pellegrino argues that concerns with physician autonomy must consider all of the following aspects of being a physician except: ASa person with personal moral values. As a professional with specialized knowledge. As a person who wanted and choose to be a physician. As a member of a profession with collective obligations. Question 31 (1 point) In seen in one of the cases we examined, some argue that there is a duty to care that medical professionals should live up to. This is the result of all of the following except: The profession has a social contract that calls on members to be available in times of emergency.The medical profession is well paid to compensate for the risks the medical professionals must take.The ability of physicians and health care workers to provide care is greater than that of the public, thus increasing their obligation to care. By freely choosing a profession devoted to care the ill, they assume risks.

Question 30 (1 point) Edmund Pellegrino argues that concerns with physician autonomy must consider all of the following aspects of being a physician except: ASa person with personal moral values. As a professional with specialized knowledge. As a person who wanted and choose to be a physician. As a member of a profession with collective obligations. Question 31 (1 point) In seen in one of the cases we examined, some argue that there is a duty to care that medical professionals should live up to. This is the result of all of the following except: The profession has a social contract that calls on members to be available in times of emergency.The medical profession is well paid to compensate for the risks the medical professionals must take.The ability of physicians and health care workers to provide care is greater than that of the public, thus increasing their obligation to care. By freely choosing a profession devoted to care the ill, they assume risks.