7. GUILTY OF THE CRIME IS THE PERSON WHO COMMITTED THE ACT: 1) intentionally; 2) by negligence; 3) deliberately or through negligence; 4) there is no correct answer; 8. IF THE PERSON WAS AWARE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF PUBLIC DANGEROUS CON SEQUENCES OF ITS ACTIONS (INACTION). BUT WITHOUT SUFFICIENT REASONS, IELFELY COUNTED TO PREVENT THESE 1) by frivolity; 2) through negligence; 3) intentionally; 4) by mistake; 9. THE PATIENT HAS EXPERIENCED SUFFERING , RECEIVED INJURY , SPENT AN EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF STRENGTH AND TIME, THIS IS HARMFUL: 1) property; 2) moral; 3) physical; 4) medical error; 10. THE DOCTOR'S RIGHT TO FALSE TO A HOPELESS PATIENT CANNOT BE MORAL , FOR THE REASON OF EXISTENCE: 1) the legal provision on informed consent; 2) the moral commandment "do not bear false witness"; 3) a variety of psycho -emotional characteristics of a person; 4) the above;

7. The correct answer is 3) deliberately or through negligence. A person can be guilty of a crime if they committed the act deliberately or through negligence. Intentional actions and negligent behavior can both lead to criminal liability.<br /><br />8. The correct answer is 2) through negligence. If a person was aware of the possibility of public dangerous consequences of their actions (or inaction) but did not take sufficient steps to prevent them, it can be considered negligence. Negligence involves failing to act with the level of care that a reasonable person would in similar circumstances.<br /><br />9. The correct answer is 3) physical. The patient has experienced suffering, received injury, and spent an excessive amount of strength and time, which is harmful to their physical well-being. Physical harm refers to damage or injury to the body.<br /><br />10. The correct answer is 2) the moral commandment "do not bear false witness." The doctor's right to tell a hopelessly ill patient the truth cannot be moral for the reason of existence because it goes against the moral commandment of "do not bear false witness." This commandment emphasizes the importance of truthfulness and honesty in communication.