determine how you would ethically approach each situation in 2-3 sentences for each situation:

Ethics Situation #1: At the end of a counseling session with a relatively new client, a patient notices a book on the corner of your desk, a newly released piece of fiction that is receiving a lot of attention in the media. He mentions an affinity for the same author and describes a closed Facebook group that is dedicated to this writer. He asks you whether you are on Facebook and whether he can friend you on the social media platform so that he can officially invite you to be a member of the authors fan Facebook page and so that you both can discuss the new book on this platform. (Selected principle Professionalism (Beneficence))

Ethics Situation #2: You have been asked to present to a campus health fair assembly, and you mention a brand of vegetarian shakes that you have been working with during this presentation. You then send tweets encouraging attendees to stop by a health fair booth that offers samples and more information. (Selected principle social responsibility for local regional, national and global nutrition and well-being (justice))

Ethics Situation #3: You are a foodservice director at a not-for-profit hospital. You are approached by a food equipment supplier seeking a sole-source contract, and they ask to make a monetary donation to your food services department. (Selected principle professionalism (beneficence))

Ethics Situation #4: You are a new registered dietitian/nutritionist seeing a patient in your hospital due to a physician consult to provide diet education for type 2 diabetes mellitus. During your meeting with the patient, she mentions that she heard taking chromium picolinate supplements will fix her diabetes mellitus, and that she would rather take that instead of insulin shots. (Selected principle Integrity in personal and organizational behaviors and practices (Autonomy))

Ethics Situation #5: Upon completion of the dietetic internship and relocation to a new geographic area, you begin a job search. You quickly become aware that the RDN is a required credential for employment. You proceed to sign up for the test but due to limited locations you are scheduled in a month. You answer an ad for a consultant position requiring an RDN and decide to add the RDN credential to your resume to make your application stronger. You assume it would take a month to obtain the position and you would have the RDN upon beginning the position as a consultant. (Selected principle competence and professional development in practice (Non-maleficence))