Tom has been raised in a privileged home, attending an incredible school, which allowed him to apply to the best Universities countrywide and gain admission to most. However, he decided he wants to make his own decisions, be independent, and become a social media influencer. Tom’s parents want the best for his future and urge him to accept a college offer.

Many medical school applicants aspire to be physicians because they want to “help people”. Of course, many professions offer the rewarding aspect of “helping people”.

You are a medical student in the operating room. Your team is fixing a rare disease. The surgeon asks you to take some photos of the disease using your smart phone to educate other surgeons in the future. The patient was not made aware that photos might be taken.

Life is full of fears. Medicine is no different. Whenever you do a procedure for the first time or encounter a very sick patient that you are unsure how to care for, it is common for medical trainees to experience fear and anxiety over the situation.

You are the CEO's assistant at the publicly funded Chronic Care And Rehabilitation Institute. One of your duties is to purchase office supplies for the hospital and your major suppliers are Company A and Company B, which offer products at similar prices and quality. Today, the CEO tells you that one of his friends runs Company C, an office products supplier that prices its products 10% more than companies A and B. You have no clue about the quality of products from Company C, but the CEO would like you to purchase solely from Company C from now on.

You are working as a cashier at a liquor store. A regular customer, Rachel, asks you if there are any wines to recommend, as she is a wine lover. She is also happy to tell you that she recently got pregnant.

You are a medical student working with Dr. Rosen, a family physician. A couple comes into clinic today and tells you and Dr. Rosen that they area few weeks pregnant and would like to get an abortion. You know that Dr. Rosen is very religious and his beliefs are strongly anti-abortion. Dr.Rosen tells the couple, “Sorry, but it is against my religion to support abortion. | cannot help you. | advise you to seek your medical care elsewhere”.

You’re introduced to a new co-worker, Ben, and are surprised to find that he is the same person who sexually harassed a close friend of yours at his previous job. While Ben was fired from his last job and punished in other ways, the situation was not made public. You only happen to know the details because your friend shared them with you. How would you handle this?

You are a firefighter and you recently saved a 12 year old boy, Tom, when his house caught on fire. When the incident occurred, Tom was the only person in the house and he would not have survived without your help. Unfortunately, your colleague, Frank, was severely injured during the same mission and passed away shortly after. Tom's Mother, Susan, came to visit you at work today and presented a $1000 cheque as a “thankyou” gift for you. She also gave you a $5000 cheque for you to pass on to Frank's family.

A church pastor hugs and kisses every congregation member. He is attentive to each of his churchgoers and does his best to have meaningful interactions with everyone he meets. One day it is announced that a group of women have accused him of sexual assault by inappropriate touching and unwanted advances. The reports describe his typically affectionate nature and usual greeting style.

A male patient has been diagnosed with cancer. Sister tells you not to tell him because he expressed to her that if he has cancer, he will kill himself. You are concerned…duh.

You work as a cashier. One day, you notice that money has gone missing. Your boss accuses you of stealing and he is pissed off.

You are an oncologist and the chair of the admissions committee for your medical school. You notice one of the applicants this year is a patient of yours. She is a 20 year old woman who was recently diagnosed with leukemia and given 10 years to live.

The City Council is planning to closing down half of its public libraries to save money. They believe students have access to the latest information while at school or home via the Internet. Also, many books in libraries are quite outdated. Your mother sits on the City Council and supports this decision. You are personally against it and want to help stage a public protest outside City Hall. However, your mother is worried that if the media sees you protesting, it will hurt her chances at the upcoming election.

You are sharing a hotel room with a co-worker, Lisa, during a business trip. She’s left her suitcase open and you notice a vial of marijuana in it. You ask Lisa about it and she tells you that she is epileptic and that it’s medical marijuana. Medical cannabis is legal in your state; however, your workplace has a strict no-drugs policy. What would you do?