1. Arrange the following in its proper sequence on how a bill becomes a law.

A. Reading of the title, authors, and referral to appropriate standing committees.

B. The President exercises his power of veto.

C. A bill is introduced, labelled and assigned a number.

D. The bill becomes a law.

E. Reading regarding floor discussions, debates, period of amendments.

F. Distribution of bill on final form and roll call vote.

G. Returns to the House with explanation and the House may accept the veto or override it by 2/3 of votes on both Houses.

1^st ____________

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2. Patients can expect that health care providers will respond to their wishes about their treatment.

a. Beneficence

b. Role fidelity

c. Justice

d. Veracity

Autonomy is:

3. Autonomy is:

a. Employing treatment that is both safe and effective

b. Clinicians employing their knowledge in caring the patient

c. Placing the well-being of the patient at the center of professional practice.

d. Allowing the patient to choose from multiple options for treatment when they exist (such as surgery versus drug therapy).

4. Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about passing of the bill into law?

I. The President has the superior legislative power in making and passing of a law.

II. It is mandatory to always affix the signature of the President before a law is considered approved.

III. A bill has a high mortality rate of about 95%.

IV. The bill only relies on the approval of the upper house before it reaches the president's office.

Group of answer choices

a. I, II, III

b. II, III, IV

c. II, III

d. III, IV

e. I, II, III, IV