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Romance

爱情

Arrange or plan

安排

Safe

安全

On time

按时

According to

按照

Percent

百分之

Stick

棒

Autonomy

“In the domain of health care, respecting a patient’s autonomy includes obtaining informed consent for treatment; facilitating and supporting patients’ choices regarding treatment options; allowingpatients to refuse treatments; disclosing comprehensive and truthful information, diagnoses, and treatment options to patients; and maintaining privacy and confidentiality. Respecting autonomy also is important in less obvious situations, such as allowing home care patients to choose a tub bath versus a shower when it is safe to do so and allowing an elderly long-term care resident to choose her favorite foods when they are medically prescribed.”