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Question Answered step-by-step A comparison (including similarities and differences) of…  A comparison (including similarities and differences) of norm-referenced, criterion-referenced, and ipsative approaches to interpreting scores from psychological measures.An explanation of at least one insight you had or conclusion you drew about approaches for interpreting psychological measures based on your comparison.  Social Science Psychology IPSY 8551 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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with end-stage cancer of the small intestine. She is currently receiving comfort only measures in palliative care. She has gangrene of her right foot and has a history of diabetes controlled with oral agents. She is confused and the physician has determined that she is unable to make her own informed decisions.The palliative care nurse, not realising that the weekly order for full blood picture (FBC) and renal profile had been discontinued, obtained the labs and sent them to the nearby laboratory for processing. The abnormal lab results obtained later that day revealed that the patient needed a blood transfusion. The palliative care nurse updated the patient's medical power of attorney who was distressed at the report. The patient's wishes were to die peacefully and to not have to undergo an amputation of her right foot. But if the patient receives the blood transfusion she may live long enough to need the amputation.The patient's physician had previously informed the medical power of attorney that the patient would most likely not be able to survive the amputation. The patient's medical power of attorney had made the request to cease all labs so that the patient would receive comfort measures until she died. The patient has no complaint of shortness of breath or discomfort. 1. What is the ethical dilemma in this situation?2. What common ethical principles have been breached for this patient? (at least 4)3. Who are the stakeholders in this case?4. What gains or losses do each (Stakeholder) have?5. What strategies should the palliative nurse take to resolve the ethical dilemma?