C. Cooperation D. Solidarity General Situation for Items 21-25: During a public health crisis, the government mandates that all healthcare workers in direct patient care roles must be vaccinated against a new, highly contagious disease. Nurse Javier refuses the vaccine, citing his personal right to bodily autonomy, despite the potential risk this poses to his immunocompromised patients. 21, The government's mandate, which prioritizes community protection, is most closely aligned with the ethical principle of A. The Principle of Autonomy B. The Principle of the Common Good C. The Principle of Subsidiarity D. The Principle of Double Effect 22. By potentially exposing vulnerable patients to harm, Nurse Javier's stance is in direct conflict with the foundational principle of: A, Non-maleticence B. Beneficence C. Veracity D. Fidelity 23. Which principle supports the argument that a decision affecting the entire healthcare system's safety is not merely an individual choice but requires a collective, policy-level response? A. Solidarity B. Subsidiarity C. Totality D. Stewardship 24. The core nursing value that should compel a nurse to prioritize patient welfare over personal preference in this context is: A, Autonomy B. Altruism C. Human Dignity D, Integrity 25. If the hospital policy were adjusted to assign unvaccinated nurses to non-clinical roles, this compromise could be seen as an application of: A. Proportionality (from Double Effect) B. Subsidiarity C. Material Cooperation D. Stewardship Page 5 of 12