Snapshots: Birth · Class 11 · CBSE · Science English
Which idea best explains Andrew Manson's conduct throughout the crisis at the Morgan home?
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Which idea best explains Andrew Manson's conduct throughout the crisis at the Morgan home?
- A.Personal disappointment can be overcome by dedication to professional responsibility.Correct answer
- B.A doctor should avoid difficult cases to protect personal reputation.
- C.Scientific knowledge is useless when a patient is in danger.
- D.Family members, rather than doctors, are responsible for saving lives.
Solution
Although Andrew is emotionally troubled by his relationship with Christine, he sets aside his personal distress and works tirelessly to save both Susan and her baby. His actions highlight professional commitment and compassion.
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