In End-Of-Life-Care,the "Double Effect" Refers to

question 20

Multiple Choice

In end-of-life-care,the "double effect" refers to

• A)counseling care provided for both the dying individual and caregivers.
• B)injection of a medication by someone other than the dying individual to cause immediate death.
• C)medication that is given to relieve pain even when this may also result in death.
• D)a patient's written statement indicating his wishes for end-of-life care.

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