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Euthanasia: Living Will and Hospice Care

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English

 

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Clarence Z

 

Date added:

February 4, 2013

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

B

 

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6 / 1635

 

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Allen had to make hospital visits for treatment. Before a procedure, the receptionists would ask her if she had a living will. She also recalled her experience visiting her 93-year-old father dying of prostate cancer. Later on that day, a friend of the family called and informed her that her dad will eventually be comatose so she should think about putting him into hospice where he will be placed on morphine...
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Morphine is a narcotic drug used in the treatment of pain. In this case, she believes morphine will be used to kill her dad. She also believes that a living will is a forceful action used to acquire individuals consent to “die well” by pulling the plugs or withholding fluids and tube feedings which is commonly known as euthanasia...
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