Wolf Argues That the Freedom to Refuse Treatment on the Grounds

Multiple Choice

Wolf argues that the freedom to refuse treatment on the grounds of unwanted bodily invasion does not seem to extend to cover cases of physician-assisted suicide because:

A) Not all physician-assisted suicides will be for the explicit purposes of avoiding bodily invasion.
B) Physician-assisted suicide itself involves a voluntary bodily invasion for the purposes of causing death.
C) Not all refusals of treatment on the grounds of unwanted bodily invasion will lead to death.
D) Unlike euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide does not generally involve any form of bodily invasion.