Mateo reads about treatments once used for those with mental impairments. They were sent to doctors to have lobotomies or severing of the nerves in the frontal lobe of their brain. This was an attempt to make them more docile and easier to control. Mateo is shocked because these patients were not able to give informed consent. He believes it was wrong for the doctors to perform such serious brain surgery on patients who were not able to understand what was happening. Which value of ethical behavior does this reasoning support?

Explain why methicillin resistant staphlococcus aureus (mrsa) is more prevalent now than it was only 30 years ago. a. antibiotics cause mutations in staphlococcus aureus that lead to an increase in the number of methicillin-resistant strains. b. methicillin resistance causes an infection to spread more rapidly.c. frequent and inappropriate use of methicillin-type antibiotics has provided selective pressure that has resulted in an increase in the proportion of methicillin-resistant strains of staphlococcus aureus.d. diseases like aids have made people more vulnerable to infections from staphlococcus aureus.