What does the “nuremberg code” require all doctors to do?

The nuremberg code not only requires that physician-researchers protect the best interests of their subjects (principles 2 through 8 and 10) but also proclaims that subjects can actively protect themselves as well (principles 1 and 9).

Your answer would be c. “get informed consent from any person who takes part in a medical experiment”

here’s some background on the nuremberg code just so know i ain’t capin

the nuremberg code was introduced in august 1947, after the nuremberg trials. in these trials, nazi doctors were convicted of the crimes committed during human experiments on concentration camp prisoners. it attempted to give clear rules about what was legal and what was not when conducting human experiments.

the code consists of ten points. the first and most important is that anyone participating in an experiment must give informed consent. this means nobody can be forced to participate in human experiments. all participants must understand the potential risks.

the code also gives rules for running the experiments. for example, participants can leave the experiment if they want. doctors must stop the experiment if they realise it can harm the patient. also, no experiment can be made where the risks outweigh the benefits that can be had from it.

Several different things make up a culture like, how the people worship, their form of government, geography, and trade. religion is one of the most important things to a culture, it defines peoples life. their different beliefs form into festivities and events that merge with their culture. people that practice hinduism see cows as gods, so no doubt they would celebrate cows, and these celebrations would definitely merge with their culture. those that are buddhist live life trying to reach a certain level of peace, so no doubt would they change things in their life in order to correspond with their religion.