Exam 8: Euthanasia
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Since blood transfusions are now common, they are always to be considered ordinary means of life support.
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According to a broad definition of euthanasia, only so-called active euthanasia or mercy killing should be called euthanasia.
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Relatively common or standard measures of life support are always to be considered ordinary means of life support.
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Teri Schaivo's medical condition in 2005 can best be described as
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Which of the following is an example of ordinary intervention?
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_________ refers to administering medication with good intended effect and bad foreseen effect.
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A person in persistent vegetative state is generally considered to be dead by most state laws.
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What is the condition the American Medical Association has defined as dead?
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Give a deontological argument for legalizing active euthanasia and a deontological argument against it.
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Label as types of euthanasia : Voluntary Active (VA), Voluntary Passive withholding Ordinary Measures (VPO), Voluntary Passive withholding Extraordinary Measures (VPEx), or (using the same names with NV for non-voluntary) NVA, NVPO, NVPEx A person who has serious lung problems and has been temporarily placed on a respirator asks that she be removed from a respirator that is causing her great discomfort.
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Which of the following is an example of extraordinary intervention?
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Label as types of euthanasia : Voluntary Active (VA), Voluntary Passive withholding Ordinary Measures (VPO), Voluntary Passive withholding Extraordinary Measures (VPEx), or (using the same names with NV for non-voluntary) NVA, NVPO, NVPEx A dying patient asks that no more chemotherapy be given because it is doing nothing but prolonging her death, which is inevitable in a short time anyway.
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Label as types of euthanasia : Voluntary Active (VA), Voluntary Passive withholding Ordinary Measures (VPO), Voluntary Passive withholding Extraordinary Measures (VPEx), or (using the same names with NV for non-voluntary) NVA, NVPO, NVPEx Parents of a newborn who is dying no matter what is done ask that doctors not do anything else to prolong its life.
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Removing a person from a respirator after he has been declared dead by whole brain death criteria and laws is a case of passive euthanasia.
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Label as types of euthanasia : Voluntary Active (VA), Voluntary Passive withholding Ordinary Measures (VPO), Voluntary Passive withholding Extraordinary Measures (VPEx), or (using the same names with NV for non-voluntary) NVA, NVPO, NVPEx A person who has terminal cancer takes an overdose of sleeping pills so that he will be able to die when and how he wishes.
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To give pain medication in order to relieve pain, knowing that there is also a chance that the patient might be so weakened as to die from the medication, is generally considered a case of active euthanasia.
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On present practice, only if someone is brain dead may they be removed from a respirator or other life-saving equipment.
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A "Durable Power of Attorney" is substantially the same as a living will for they both are documents designed to enable one to write in advance what treatment one wants and what one doesn't want when dying and unable to speak.
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