The Right of Competent People to Determine What Happens to Their

question 13

Multiple Choice

The right of competent people to determine what happens to their bodies is one example of the principle of:

• A) autonomy.
• B) libertarianism.
• C) democracy.
• D) agency.

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Definitions:

Most Deaths

"Most Deaths" is not a recognized key term in a specific academic or professional context, thus its definition would be context-dependent. NO.

Double Effect

refers to the ethical principle that performing a good action may be acceptable even if it results in a foreseeable but unintended negative effect.

Slows Respiration

A decrease in the rate of breathing, often caused by certain medications, relaxation techniques, or medical conditions.

Palliative Care

Medical care focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of a serious illness, aiming to improve quality of life for both the patient and the family.