If a patient is exercising autonomy, which of the following must be true?
The patient is making a decision for him- or
herself.
The patient is fully informed of the benefits
and risks of the decision.
The patient does not need to know the risks
of a decision.
The patient is capable of weighing the
consequences of the decision.
The patient makes a decision without clearly
understanding the benefits.
DONE

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