Euthanasia 6
Euthanasia (Greek, "easy death") is the act of inducing a gentle, painless death. In recent decades the term has come to mean deliberately terminating life to prevent unavoidable suffering. Passive euthanasia is discontinuing life-sustaining treatment of the ill or stopping so-called extraordinary treatment. Active euthanasia, or mercy killing, is putting to death a person who, due to disease or extreme age, can no longer lead a meaningful life; the term can also include an act of voluntary euthanasia, or SUICIDE, for similar reasons.(Mullen, 11)Active euthanasia-The deliberate termination of the life of a human being who is ill. Passive euthanasia-The withholding or withdrawal of treatment for a patient where the disease is terminal, and where treatment is futile. Voluntary euthanasia-Requires consent of the patient. Physician-assisted euthanasia-Same as active euthanasia but the doctor isn’t necessarily present at the time of death. The deliberate taking of a suffering person’s life without the persons explicit request. The administration of painkillers, usually morphine, with the intent to ease a dying patient’s pain and remove distress symptoms wi
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