When Family Members or Other Surrogates Must Make Decisions About

Multiple Choice

When family members or other surrogates must make decisions about end-of-life care for someone else, they are​

A) ​mostly in agreement with patients' desires.
B) ​unwilling to talk about patients' end-of-life issues.
C) ​typically not competent to make such decisions.
D) ​often wrong about what patients really want.