The doctor has to put a communication together to clarify to passengers what is going on and how this sickness has to be treated. He has to make sure that the procedure for treating all passengers is done fairly and how the progression of treating the patients’ needs to take place. The ethics of triage instruct him to direct medicine first to those for who treatment is likely to help make a difference between life and death. He shouldn’t waste too much time with those who are beyond help. Following theses rules without fail can come at the cost of loss of life. In a circumstances where every minute counts and lives are at stake, your rights and tasks is more than willing to let sympathy slide. The captain was wanting 5 sick crew members to be treated first so the ship can move quickly; otherwise it will be an extra day In order to keep the power balanced, you need to apply a lair & equitable standard, not one that changes based on the patients resources or influence. They began setting up areas for sick passengers to lie down, so they can keep track of all patients, along with all of the supplies used. Purser Duane wants information on how to care for sick people, so the doc laid out some rules and guidelines for him to follow. The doctor needs to be accountable for the health of the passengers, he should be the one on hand to explain the situation and answer any questions. Nomoflu is just a few hours away, first concern is solving lives, we can’t save everyone and the news isn’t going to go well with the passengers or with the press. The doc gets to divide and the crew backs him 100%. No arguing in front of passengers, the CEO quotes “Easy for you don’t run a company”. The nurse Rhonda wants to use meds by severity of patient systems. The sicker patients get meds first, patients with minor symptoms will eventually need treatment, and the virus will be just