Question

what ethical obligations do physicians have when working with patients undergoing artificial insemination by a known donor? select all that apply. participate in sex selection for reasons of gender preference. encourage a prospective parent or parents to consider the value of both sexes. provide informed consent for artificial insemination including disclosure of risks. inform the parents of laws regarding the rights of children conceived by artificial insemination. provide full medical history disclosure and appropriate diagnostic screening to the donor and recipient. provide counseling for the full range of infectious and genetic diseases for which the donor or recipient can be screened.

Explanation:

• Participating in sex - selection for gender preference is unethical as it can lead to gender - imbalance and undermines the equality of genders.
• Encouraging parents to consider the value of both sexes promotes gender equality and ethical thinking.
• Providing informed consent with risk - disclosure is a fundamental ethical obligation in medical procedures.
• Informing parents about the rights of children conceived by artificial insemination helps them understand legal implications.
• Full medical history disclosure and diagnostic screening for donor and recipient ensure safety and well - being.
• Counseling for infectious and genetic diseases is important for informed decision - making and health protection.

Answer:

• B. Encourage a prospective parent or parents to consider the value of both sexes.
• C. Provide informed consent for artificial insemination including disclosure of risks.
• D. Inform the parents of laws regarding the rights of children conceived by artificial insemination.
• E. Provide full medical history disclosure and appropriate diagnostic screening to the donor and recipient.
• F. Provide counseling for the full range of infectious and genetic diseases for which the donor or recipient can be screened.