Explain what action you would take to help Jimmy.

The Coal MinerJimmy was a coal miner who had black lung disease. I had introduced myself to him as the administrator. Jimmy introduced himself to me and then turned to a man who was on the opposite side of his bed and said, “This is my brother Bill.” I asked, as he turned looking back at me, “Are we taking good care of you?” He said, “Yes.” Bill, looking at me, choked up and asked, “Can you help my brother? He has given up the will to live. Please help my brother want to live.” I looked at Jimmy lying there in his bed, fragile and struggling to breathe between each word, as he said, “I can no longer carry on this way. I am ready to move on. I’m a tired old man. I have fought so long. I’ve needed benefits for so many years for my family and myself. No one was able to help me. You see, I have black lung disease. I can barely breathe.” He then turned, looking over to Bill, and said, “My brother also has black lung disease. We worked together in the coalmines for many years. This is our reward.” I looked at Jimmy and slowly back to Bill and said, “I will help you.” As we said our goodbyes, I thought to myself, as I left the room, this man has fought so long. He has asked for so little, a man forgotten by a cruel system of corrupt government and greedy corporations. I remember this day all too well. It brings tears to my eyes as I recall the sadness of that day.AdministratorAnswer the following questions: 1. What is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)? 2. Explain what action you would take to help Jimmy. 3. Describe the ethical principles that apply to this case.