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The threat of terrorism is one that cannot be underestimated. It poses the single largest concern for security in our country now. Terrorism though is not only a United States concern, but also a worldwide problem. The growing incidences and changing face of this threat continue to pose a unique problem. This has necessitated changing responses, all aimed at evolving to combat this threat. However, before an attempt is made to look at these responses, we must first understand what terrorism is and its origin (O'Kane, 2007).The word terror is derived from the Latin word or phrase,” terrere” Continue reading...

Affirmation of Confidentiality is one of the main reasons that drive patients into disclosing delicate personal information. The ethical principle of confidentiality existing within the physician-patient relationship protects patient’s genetic information. Nevertheless, confidentiality is not absolute (Peshkin& Burke, 2007). Mrs. Joan Smith has breast/ovarian cancer and does not want to share the information with her family members. On the other hand, there is one in two chances that her sister also has the cancer. As both are patients at the clinic, their interests have to be upheld. From an ethical point of view, the nurse has the responsibility Continue reading...