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What are the 4 pillars of medical ethics?

Beneficience: the duty to goodAutonomy: respect for the patient's rights and self determinationNon-Maleficence: do no harmJustice: treat all people equally and equitibly.

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How is an art history Oxbridge interview different to other interviews and how can I prepare?

The answer to this question is twofold as the art history interviews are practically very different as well as posing new academic challenges for a student (especially one who has not been able to study t...

EE
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How should I structure a Section 2 answer in the Oxford TSA?

Section 2 of the Oxford TSA requires that you write one 30 minute essay from a choice of 4. These questions are rarely subject specific, and are usually focused on concepts about which students will have ...

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Answered by Harry C. TSA Oxford tutor
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'Physical factors play a more important role in the spread of disease than human factors'. Discuss.

Firstly, it is important to acknowledge the 'discuss' phrase in the question. This implies you need to evaluate both physical and human factors, and their role in the spread of disease, before ultimately ...

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Answered by Eleanor S. Geography tutor
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If a ball is launched at ground level at a velocity v and angle θ, find an expression for it's height at horizontal distance x.

Firstly it must be understood that vertical and horizontal motion can be treated as independent, as they are perpendicular to each other (and acceleration due to gravity only affects the y component of ve...

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Answered by Oscar P. Physics tutor
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