Are moral and ethically rules always binding, or are they only guidelines to be assessed in each case? Defend your position.

Use and select Internet sources to conduct research on your chosen topic. Based on your research, provide the history of the issue from a legal, ethical, and moral perspective. In your presentation address the following questions:

1. Do the consequences of actions always direct what is morally required?
2. What should happen when two principles come into conflict? For example, should patient autonomy be considered more important than beneficence? Defend your position.
3. Are moral and ethically rules always binding, or are they only guidelines to be assessed in each case? Defend your position.