Which decision-making standard should be employed by the surrogate, if a formerly capacitated patient's treatment prefer

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Which decision-making standard should be employed by the surrogate, if a formerly capacitated patient's treatment prefer

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Which decision-making standard should be employed by the
surrogate, if a formerly capacitated patient's treatment
preferences have not been explicitly articulated and recorded, and
little or nothing is known of the patient's general preferences,
values, and beliefs?
Select one:
a.
Best interest standard
b.
Community practice standard
c.
Subjective standard
d.
Substituted judgment standard
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