Medical Ethics: It refers to the moral principles and values that guide medical practice, ensuring healthcare professionals make decisions in the best interests of their patients.
Non-maleficence: This term is closely related to the "do no harm" clause in the Hippocratic Oath. Non-maleficence means refraining from causing harm or injury to others intentionally.
Patient Autonomy: This concept emphasizes respecting patients' rights to make informed decisions about their own health and treatment options based on their personal values and preferences.