A young boy is hit by a car while playing in the street. He has a broken arm and leg and is in a great deal of pain. His parents
get him to the closest doctor as soon as they can, but they don't have insurance or money to pay for the service. Should the doctor still treat the boy? Why or why not?
Doctors (and nurses) take an oath about helping people (not the whole thing, but I don't know it as I am not a doctor or nurse). If the doctor is understanding, they might even help set up a payment plan.
Analogy is a form of comparison between two or among at least three things, especially when the things are not alike in a clear or in an obvious manner. ... Once again, the correct answer is "analogy."
