aim
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pt inlabour room not willing for epidural anaesthesia,when pain increses she request u to do lscs, as pain is unbearable , what will u do
1) do lscs with her conset even if it is not indicated
2) will not do lscs &let her bear pain till she delivers
3) take consent from husband &do surgery
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| kashdoc21
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ANS = 1 ..patient consent is what matters the most
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| NE
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Do what patient wants if he/she is competent!
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| aim
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later after surgery , pt may say why did u do surgery that time i was in pain,plus there was no indication
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| ashfaque
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ans A
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| fox
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| unique1
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Ans A seems to be correct out of these three but can a procedure be done only on the grounds that patient wants it ? even if it is not indicated ? 
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| mytimenow
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SEEMS TO BE 1 THE BEST OPTION IN THIS QUESTION. BUT IT WILL NOT BE ON THE EXAM BECAUSE THIS QUESTION IS A CLEAR CONFLICT BETWEEN TWO PRINCIPALS
1) DO NOT PERFORM UNNECESSARY PROCEDURE ON PATIENT REQUEST
2) KEEP THE PATIENT AS MUCH COMFORTABLE AS YOU CAN, PT IS YOUR NUMBER 1 PRIORTY.
SO IT IS A BAD QUESTION AND MAKE THE PEOPLE CONFUSE.
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| jamdoc
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well kaplan notes says, if a patient request inappropraite treatment then we shld ask why she need that and we should offer what it right for her,and we can reffuse if we think its inappropraite.if lscs in not indicated then we dont need to oblige her request and offer her analgesics. guys please correct me if im wrong
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