Biomedical ethics

In the purple picture it's the case study and all of the screenshots provided are the questions that need to be answered. If possible when sending it back can you please number them so i know which answer goes to the correct question. Also can be written in your own words. Instructions: You will respond to each of the questions below in your own words. This assignment is to be completed independently. This is not a research assignment. Do not use any secondary literature for this assignment. You are only required to use course materials (our textbook, readings, Blackboard Modules). Carefully read and review the case study above. The questions to follow will center on this particular case and will ask you to apply various concepts, arguments, and readings we have completed to the case in order to develop a philosophical argument on what we should do to solve some of the moral problems raised. You are expected to write in clear, complete sentences with proper grammar and spelling. In some answers, you might include paragraphs. If so, ensure that each paragraph focuses on a single topic. Be sure to proofread your work carefully. I have included some suggestions for how much you might write for each answer. Overall, you should aim to be brief and concise in your answers. You can use the first person “I” in your answers. This assignment asks you to state and defend your own position on the case study, so I encourage you to use the first person, as it will clarify to the reader what your view is. You are expected to provide a thesis in one of the questions below. A thesis is a short (one sentence), unambiguous statement that tells the reader explicitly what you think. Your thesis should communicate to the reader what your view on the case is. Thesis statements often begin with “I argue that…”. I encourage you to use this in your assignment. In a thesis statement, and in your analysis in the other questions, try not to fence-sit. What this means is that you should take a strong position on the moral question the case raises which definitively answers the question, rather than hesitating or going back and forth between what we ought to do. You are expected to defend your thesis in some of your responses to the other questions below. Try to be consistent throughout the case study assignment, meaning that your answers to the questions should ultimately give the reader reason to support your thesis overall. In your answers, use in-text citations formatted according to the Chicago author-date citation system when directly quoting or paraphrasing from the text. Usually, this requires you to cite the author in parentheses, including the publication date and the page number of the source you are citing, e.g., (Smith 2020, 23). Trent’s Academic Skills has a webpage explaining this system here: https://www(dot)trentu(dot)ca/academicskills/documentation-guide/chicago-style/chicago-style-author-date-system. You should focus on paraphrasing rather than using direct quotes. Be sure to explain the text in your own words to demonstrate you understand the material. I will not require a full bibliography or reference list for this assignment. Just in-text citations in your answers. In question number four it asks to touch on a reading from "A Moral Theory of Informed Consent" by Freedman- https://www(dot)jstor(dot)org/stable/3561421