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Additional Reading for Week 4 DQ -Must Read (1) Saved to this PC Layout References Mailings Review View HelpTell me what you want to do Design abc x2 x2 | A ▼ツ·A- | . | 노 AaBbCcl Aa - ▼ : ▼ IİTI Normal|No Spac Heading 1 Heading 2 Title Subtitle Sub Ξ Font Paragraph Styles Postcoital Contraception Twenty-seven-year-old Daniela Sackler and her husband of four years are attempting to conceive their second child Both Daniela and her husband are graduate students research for their respective doctoral dissertations. The Sacklers have even arranged their schedules so that they can share in the child care and household responsibilities while they are both in school. Daniels is studying sociology and conducting interview research that required one-on-one two-hour interviews of young adults. Daniela usually offered to conduct the interviews in the homes of her research subjects. Daniela had an interview schedule that has been approved by her university's institutional review board (IRB). On a Tuesday evening Daniela called on one of her research subjects and initiated the interview. After about an hour, the subject, who indicated his wife was away for the evening, offered her coffee, which Daniela gratefully accepted. Daniela noticed that the subject became increasingly friendly. By the end of the interview, the subject turned on a CD and asked her to dance, an invitation Daniela quickly refused, indicating she had to leave. At that point the subject blocked her exit and raped her Upon returning home, Daniela told her husband what had happened and called the police. Daniela was taken to the hospital emergency room (ER). Daniela told ER staff that she and her husband were trying to conceive a child so she was not taking her birth control pills. Daniela is almost exactly at the time of month at which conception would occur. In fact, if Daniela had become pregnant this month, she would have no way of knowing whether her husband or the After examination by ER personnel, Daniela was offered a"morning-after pill in case conception had occurred research subject-turned rapist was the father of the child Adapted from: Veatch, R M, Haddad, A M, &English, D C.(2015) Case studies in biomedical ethics: Decision-making, principles, and cases (2nd ed.). New York NY

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1. The moral decision she faced was a dilemma of having a kid of her husband or the research subject as it was her fertile period.

2. The moral decision by health care professionals is the beneficence, justice, autonomy of patients decision making, respect for the emotional feelings, emergency treatment

3. No it will not presume aborting since she has not yet conceived and it is just a emergency pill to prevent the unwanted pregnancy