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Respect: inform patient of consequences of the different methods and let him make his own informed decision

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Respect- let him choose which way he wants to sudtain his life or if he wants to die
However, in tumes if emergency if he is unable to choose i would choose to perform CPR.

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We would choose to let the patient decide for himself as part of the Duty ethics morals so that we respect the patient. Ind Ling so, we would let them know the full consequences of each outcome so that the patience can exercise his full human rights in ultimately deciding which course he wants to take. This enables the patient to make decisions with transparent judgements and not by us. So the patient decided

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1. Inform the patient clearly of the implications.
2. If he insists, make arrangement to lessen his suffering.

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(Respect for person)  Respect his decision but inform him of the consequences of his choices.
(MBMH) Quality of life over length of life - he may not enjoy his prolonged life if he does not want it (painful intestinal carcinoma)

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Let

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Inform him of the various controversial medical procedures and ask if they are against any of them. In which case, inform them the implications of such rejection and the impossibility of alternatives

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Inform the patient of the pros and cons of the decision, and let him decide by himself and respect his decision

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respect his decision and what he really wants

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Patient should have autonomy of his decision after being informed by the doctor of the risk of each procedure

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we will inform him of the consequences for each circumstances and allow him to make the decision

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Inform the patient of the pros and cons of each procedure then allow him to decide

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Respect: Inform patient of the two possible scenarios (given their current critical condition) and options and allow patient to make his own automous decision.

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Respect all the patients wishes as my job as a physician would be to provide them with a medical service. I am in no position to force them to do anything. I will of course try my best to explain the effects of each procedure and ensure patient has an informed choice.

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Inform the patient about the possible choices he can make, and let the patient decide for himself which option he wants, as we have to respect the patient's autonomy

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Let the guy choose how he wanna die if he wanna die or live then can choose to have cpe or tecunology

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Inform the patients of the consequences of foregoing treatments as well as the side effects of each treatment. It is up to decide whether is it worth it to undergo torturing treatment for not a 100% recovery as there's a chance that cancer will act up again.

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we will let him decide for himself after informing him of his options

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长痛不如短痛

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Inform him of the consequences and respect his decision

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Inform the patient of his conditions and the options he has. Allow the patient to make his own choice. If he chooses to forego technology to peacefully live his life, we have to his decision. If he chooses to forego CPR so that he can have a faster death, it's also up to him.

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Let him kno

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inform the patient of the possible consequences upon forgoing both choices so that he can make a more informed decision (if he is not dying now) & respect his ultimate decision as he would bear the consequences of his actions himself and not us

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requiresDuring his check-ups, get him to sign papers regarding whether he would want to be off the life sustaining stuff if any complications happen. Usually this document the patient, a few doctors and family members to sign, hence whatever happens afterwards, the decision stipulated on the papers should be the final decision.

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Silvia Jessica 17s79
Inform the patient of the benefits and harms of the procedures and let the patient decide by himself. Respect the opinions of the patient and his families. MBMH

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Inform the patient of the consequences of his/her choice, but respect the patient's decisions at the end.

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Aloha

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Inform the patient of the pros and cons of each procedure and respect the patient's autonomous decision, regardless of whatever we may think is correct(respect)
Individuals have different perceptions of what is beneficial or harmful to them, therefore doctors should seek to fulfill patients' wishes as much as possible (mbmh)

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Let the patient live, provide mild painkillers to alleviate pain, recommend chemotherapy to get rid of cancer. If patient refuses after being informed let patient meet his/her maker.

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Go with the patient's wish

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Inform patient of pro's and cons, and let him make a descision and respect it

If the patient is unconscious, the family will make the choice for him

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I wiuld let the guy choose his own way to die, whether to choose cpr kr

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Pass away is good

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We would perform CPR, then ask patient if he would like to undergo life-sustaining treatment, and respect his decision.

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I would choose to inform the patient of the benefits and risks of both choices and let him decide.

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1. Inform the patient clearly of the implications
2.

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explain to the patient his/her condition and the consequences of both methods. respect his/her decision

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1. Discuss benefits and consequences of both procedures
2. Let him decide if he is conscious. Respect his choice.
3. If not, consider: cost and success rate.

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Save him first if he wants to end his life afterwards it's not the doctors prob

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Respect- the patient's wish as long as communicates with his family about his decisions. (MBMH) the family may have emotional or financial problems with his decision

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I would

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I would allow the patient tselect the second

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Inform patient of the proceedures and allow patient to decide - respecting his decision.

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Respect Just let him die
Probably useless even if he survived

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Mark and yuk Liang quality of life is already very bad, perhaps in this case death is better than life for the patient we need to respect the patients wishes especially when he or she is suffering from physical pain 

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Mark and yuk Liang quality of life is already very bad, perhaps in this case death is better than life for the patient we need to respect the patients wishes especially when he or she is suffering from physical pain 

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Respect the patient's decision after giving them informed choices and consequences.

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- Inform him of the consequences of possible options
- Respect his ultimate decision

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I would advice the patient fully that the chance for survival when he/she has cardiac arrest may be so abyssal that he/she may choose to die. However, under non-maleficience and the Hippocrates' oath, the doctor has to try his best to save his life. At the end of the day, the decision to forgo life-sustaining technology is his and we have to accept his decision. (Low Yu Teng, 17S78)

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I would let the patient know of the potential benefits and consequences of either procedure. It would be wiser to let the patient decide for himself as we are in no position to help the patient decide which procedure to take.

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i would not allow him/her to forego CPR/life sustaining technology because utilitarianism states that providing more happiness as an outcome is more beneficial in the long run. in this case the family members' happiness is the greater benefit.

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Encourage the patient to go for CPR but not dialysis. Reasoning: dialysis is a Long
term procedure that would make his pain even worse but CPR essentially keeps him alive

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As doctors, we are in no position to decide for the patient if he wants a quick death with less pain or an extended lifespan of intense pain. All we can do is to inform him of the consequences of each choice and let him decide based on his own beliefs, respecting his autonomy

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Whatever the patient chooses beforehand with consultation with family

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Give the guy whatever he wants

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Forgo CP

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Let the patient decide, make him sign a document verifying his decision so he doesn't 反悔, and follow his wishes aka let him die when the time comes. (Respect for persons)

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forgo cpr

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put him to sleep

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Discussing with the patient the consequences of each choice he/she decides to make and then apply the principle of respect, giving him the freedom of choice to choose.

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Ask the patient which of the 2 options does he prefer

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Nicole and

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Let the patient decide which course of action would best suit his interest, based on the principle of autonomy and respect of the patient's decision.

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Respect his right to forgo the CPR and life prolonging technology after telling him the consequences of doing so. The doctor does not know the amount of pain that the patient experiences and therefore has no right to make a decision for the patients. Some patients may not be willing to prolong their life due to the pain they are facing and the doctor has no right to make a decision for them.

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MBMH
1. ask patient what he wants to do, just here to help him maximise his benefits, eg. living
2. minimise harm in terms of what he doesn't want to do.
but it also depends on his role in society, if he has a key role in society he has a responsibility to keep himself alive
but we should ask his family what they want to do for him too

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Respect the patient's decision

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Respect the patient'safety decision, as this situation of life and death is ultimately hinged upon the patient's moral compass. The assumption is that the patient is in full mental capacity to make an informed and rational decision for himself.

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CPR: MBMH- Patient may not have full knowledge of what he wants during the CPR, we should still perform CPR to save his live

Life sustaining tech: Respect- After fully explaining the consequences of his decision, he should be allowed to make his personal informed decision, and this decision should be respected.

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Priority would be to save his life. However in the case that he wants to die, we should respect his

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As a doctor, it is our duty to respect the decision of the patient. Should the procedure cause the patient to undergo more suffering, and he rejects the procedure, we should respect it as it might not be minimizing harm but maximising suffering for the patient. :( (Respect and MBMH)

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Inform the patients about the consequences of foregoing CPR and

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I would inform the person of the consequences and benefits of both decisions. And allow him to make his decision.

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As a doctor's duty, we must save the patient. Despite the pain, the person's life is of utmost importance.