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Euthanasia

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ISBN-10: 0737732520

ISBN-13: 9780737732528

Edition: 2007

Authors: Sylvia Engdahl

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List price: $29.20
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: Cengage Gale
Publication date: 11/20/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 183
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.550
Language: English

Foreword
Introduction
Assisted Death in Current Practice
Public Opinion Is Divided on End-of-Life Issues
It Is Legal for Conscious, Rational Patients to Refuse Medical Life Support
Physician-Assisted Suicide Remains Low in Oregon
Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Are Increasing in Europe
Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Medical Treatment
Medical Treatment Should Be Withdrawn Only When Burdensome to the Patient
Withdrawal of Feeding Tubes Is Euthanasia
Withdrawal of Feeding Tubes Is Not Euthanasia
Religious Views About Withdrawal of Feeding Tubes Do Not Agree
The Case of Terri Schiavo Raises Questions About Public Policy
New Knowledge About Levels of Unconsciousness May Affect Life-Support Decisions
Physician-Assisted Suicide
Physician-Assisted Suicide Should Be Legal
Physician-Assisted Suicide Should Not Be Legal
Refuting Arguments in Favor of Physician-Assisted Suicide
Disabled People Disagree About Physician-Assisted Suicide
Physician-Assisted Suicide Is Compatible with Christian Ethics
Physician-Assisted Suicide Is Not Compatible with Christian Ethics
Personal Narratives On Assisted Death
A Disabled Woman Tells Why She Opposes Withdrawal of Medical Life Support
A Former Governor of Oregon Tells Why She Favors the State's Physician-Assisted Suicide Law
An Oregon Doctor Tells Why He Opposes the State's Physician-Assisted Suicide Law
A Reporter Witnesses a Legal Physician-Assisted Suicide in Oregon
The Daughter of a Multiple Sclerosis Patient Ponders the Morality of Assisted Suicide
Organizations to Contact
Bibliography
Index