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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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Do you agree or disagree with the patient’s (Nancy) decision? Explain briefly.

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We agree with the patient's (Nancy) decision. This is because the patient has the authority (autonomy) to make their decisions regarding their own health and in this case, the patient has consented to such a procedure. Making it ethical with no hints of medical malpractice or maleficence. Hence, it is non-maleficence because it does not do harm to the patient. The act is not intrinsically wrong as there is a good effect intended - to end the suffering Nancy has been suffering from on a day-to-day basis.

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We feel that it was good that Nancy had the freedom to decide to die with dignity in the comfort of her own home surrounded by friends.
In addition, Nancy's autonomy as a patient to decide her medical decisions was respected by the doctor.

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1. We feel that euthanasia would be helpful for patients who are near death but if euthanasia was an option for all patients, they would most likely pick that option rather than finding other options to help them with their health condition. This is especially for patients who are dealing with chronic depression as they are at risk of wanting to end their lives. This may also be an issue for those patients who are in a coma for a long time, which would require someone to make the decision on whether they should pull the plug for them. This would be emotionally stressful for the patient's family as one would not want the person to die at all cost.

2. we agree with the patient's decision, this is because she was not happy with the way she was living her life with her disease.  She was also asked for consent on whether she wanted to be put on euthanasia. As seen from the video, she had stated that she was satisfied with all her achievements and overall life. We feel like if the patient wants to be put on euthanasia, we need to respect their decision and give them the right to make the decision on what they wish to do with their health medically. (autonomy) as she wishes to be put to sleep to ease the pain she is feeling. (beneficence)

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Do you agree or disagree with Nancy's decision?

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Do you agree or disagree with Nancy's decision?

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We agree with her decision as she has the right to make medical decisions for her own life, and that she should have patient autonomy that directs on where she wants her own life to go. It should be assumed that the patient knows what is best for themselves and hence, there should be a right for patients to consent for these kinds of huge procedures that they request out of.

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We feel that euthanasia should be made legal for hospice care patients in the vege stage kind as like in the video she was willing and ready as she stated that she had a good life. It was also in her best interest. It is expensive to live with a disease and have no official caregiver and having a chronic disease last for their lifetime. However, we think this should be considered the last option after she has approached different types of treatments.

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We agree with Nancy's decision. As a team we feel that, euthanasia is a patient's autonomy. Ultimately, it is the patient that is going thru pain and suffering. We feel that it is okay for them to go through euthanasia if it is their decision and they do not want to be a burden to their family. If euthanasia is their last wish, we should respect their decision but patients overall condition must be reviewed again and determine precisely whether there is still any chances of survival