13. The relationship between society and medical profession termed as Social contract; in this social contract,
A. Professional grants the society privileges high degree of self-regulation
B. The society agrees to use these privileges primarily for the benefits of others
C. The society grants professional self-regulation primarily for the benefits of others
D. Society has genuine desire to help those who are in need of their service
E. The professional must be able to trust the society possess a particular level knowledge
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C. The society grants professional self-regulation primarily for the benefits of others

Explanation:

There is an social contract that dictates how the relationship between society and professionals in the medical profession should go. That is, the rules are unspoken but very evident to the eye.

Society for instance, grants medical professional quite a number of privileges such as the right to self-regulation of the medical industry, respect and status and all it asks is that these medical professionals be professional and caring to members of the society and heal them of their health problems.

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