It is unsuitable for health care providers in a multicultural society. Although ethical principles may underlie this emotional response, it is not an ethical statement in itself. The principles-based approach is most common in ethical textbooks and philosophical discussions. Most people use an action-guide approach. Formal codes of ethics and international declarations are usually based on principles.
Autonomy is the overriding principle in the U.S. and other Western nations.
Beneficence goes beyond non-maleficence in not only avoiding harm but purposefully trying to do good. Beneficence includes public health and safety, the common good, and improvement of life for future generations. On the other hand, so are most eugenic arguments. Although eugenics is now associated mostly with harm, historically most eugenicists thought they were doing good. Justice includes equal access to medical care, fairness, right to affordable care, and appropriate use of technology for the purpose indicated.