The Cornerstones of ethical decision making

What are the facts in this situation. Autonomy, nonmal eficence, beneficence, and justice are the cornerstones of ethical decision making. What ethical dilemmas does this case illustrate?

1. Have any principles of ethical decision making been violated in this case? What ones have been supported. How might out cultural upbringing, personal assumptions, and opinions influence our decisions as health care managers? Provide rationales
2. Based on what you know from this short case, why do you think Mr. Warden’s daughter is so consistent on wanting “everything” done for her father?
3. What is Mr. Warden was wealthy and had a large estate? Would that change your opinion of the son and his response. Provide a rational for your response
4. If the son had no power of attorney, how could this issue be resolved? Can a physician decide to withdraw care without the consent of the family? Who has the final say in the care of the patient in his condition? Provide your reflection and personal opinions as well as your recommendations and rationale for your response.