Which of these does not describe an ethical dilemma associated with the
field of prosthetics?
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Which of these does not describe an ethical dilemma associated with the
field of prosthetics?
A. People may get prostheses to gain an advantage over others.
B. Prostheses allow people to regain bodily functions that have been
lost due to injury or disease.
C. If a prosthesis is rejected by a patient's body, the result could be
death.
D. Athletes might use prostheses to enhance the function of body
parts.
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