Refference- Law, Liability and Ethics for Medical office professional chapter 10- Professional Ethics and the Living 1. One of your patients is providing a kidney for transplant to her son. All the tests have been performed, and it has been determined that her tissue is compatible. She confides to you that she is frightened about the operation and living the remainder of her days with only one kidney. How do you handle the situation? 2. A person comes into the office and says that he is in a time of financial hardship and wants to sell one of his kidneys. He is not a patient, and you know nothing about him, but one of your patients is waiting for a kidney. Your patient is wealthy and can afford to purchase a kidney. What do you do? 3. A patient has been taken out of the ICU because the physicians believe he is terminal and the bed is needed for someone who can be helped. The patient's wife comes into the hospital and appears encouraged because her husband is being removed from the ICU. How do you handle the situation