The Dying Person's Bill of Rights Is Best Explained As

question 15

Multiple Choice

The dying person's bill of rights is best explained as:

• A) the right to receive all necessary treatment.
• B) the right to die without pain and with dignity.
• C) the right to get the latest life sustaining technology.
• D) the right to designate a helper for active euthanasia.

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Definitions:

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