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3 When an action is taken directly by a care provider to end a patients life. A. Passive Euthanasia Passive Euthanasia B. Euthanasia Euthanasia C. 1 st Degree Murder 1 st Degree Murder D. Physician Assisted Suicide Physician Assisted Suicide

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6 When a patient is set up to commit suicide through the help of a physician. A. Physician Assisted Suicide Physician Assisted Suicide B. Euthanasia Euthanasia C. 2 nd Degree Murder 2 nd Degree Murder D. Passive Euthanasia Passive Euthanasia

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9 The act of withholding treatment with the intentions of allowing someone to die. A. Giving Up Giving Up B. 3 rd Degree Murder 3 rd Degree Murder C. Euthanasia Euthanasia D. Passive Euthanasia Passive Euthanasia

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12 A life saving device that is common and therefore cannot be removed. A. Extraordinary Extraordinary B. Basic Basic C. Ordinary Ordinary D. Essential Essential

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15 A life saving device that is uncommon and therefore can be removed. A. Extraordinary Extraordinary B. Complex Complex C. Ordinary Ordinary D. Nonessential Nonessential

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18 A physician may stop treatment for a terminally ill patient if the treatment is found to be _______. A. Painful Painful B. Profitable Profitable C. Time Consuming Time Consuming D. Futile Futile

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21 The right to refuse treatment does not apply to those who cannot make medical decisions for themselves. A. True True B. False False

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24 A surrogate’s decision must always be followed by the physician. A. True True B. False False

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27 1 child a month dies from a curable disease that their parents refuse treatment on. A. True True B. False False

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30 Physicians are not allowed to question or try to talk a patient out of a decision to withhold or withdrawing treatment. A. True True B. False False

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33 What act in Vermont has been proposed but not formally introduced? A. Vermont Euthanasia Act Vermont Euthanasia Act B. Vermont Withholding Treatment Act Vermont Withholding Treatment Act C. Vermont Death with Dignity Act Vermont Death with Dignity Act D. Vermont Withdrawing Treatment Act Vermont Withdrawing Treatment Act

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36 Which is not a requirement for physician assisted suicide? A. 15 day waiting period 15 day waiting period B. Next of kin Next of kin C. Competent Competent D. 6 or less months to live. 6 or less months to live.

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39 The Washington State I-119 Act states that a patient does not need to be in pain to receive physician assisted suicide. A. True True B. False False

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42 Act that allows patients to choose how they will be treated if they lose mental capacity. A. Mental Capacity Act Mental Capacity Act B. Right to Choose Act Right to Choose Act C. Mental Instability Act Mental Instability Act D. None of the above None of the above

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45 When was the Mental Capacity Act established A. 2005 2005 B. 2000 2000 C. 2010 2010 D. 1995 1995

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48 The treatment of pain, dyspnea, and other kinds of suffering in terminally ill persons. A. Babying Babying B. Palliative Care Palliative Care C. Terminal Care Terminal Care D. Chronic Care Chronic Care

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51 Which society’s motto is “Quality of life is more important than length of life”? A. American Cancer Society American Cancer Society B. Athens Medical Society Athens Medical Society C. Alzheimer's Society Alzheimer's Society D. Royal Society of Health Royal Society of Health

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54 There is a distinct ethical difference between withholding and withdrawing life-sustaining treatment. A. True True B. False False

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57 This movement has allowed patients TO have more autonomy by deciding whether they want treatment or not. A. Autonomy Movement Autonomy Movement B. Euthanasia Movement Euthanasia Movement C. Right to Die Movement Right to Die Movement D. Patient’s Right Movement Patient’s Right Movement

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60 What does Euthanasia translate to? A. Young Death Young Death B. Good Death Good Death C. Sudden Death Sudden Death D. Assisted Death Assisted Death

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63 Was forced to be treated after a propane tank explosion. A. Donald “Dax” Cowart Donald “Dax” Cowart B. Michael Westen Michael Westen C. Jack Kevorkian Jack Kevorkian D. No such event ever happened No such event ever happened

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66 Her parents wanted her feeding tube removed, but the courts decided to side with her friend that said she wanted the tube removed. A. Nancy Cruzan Nancy Cruzan B. Abigail Adams Abigail Adams C. Louisa May Alcott Louisa May Alcott D. Karen Quinlan Karen Quinlan

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69 Courts mandated that her feeding tube cannot be removed, she then died 10 years later due to bacterial infection. A. Louisa May Alcott Louisa May Alcott B. Karen Quinlan Karen Quinlan C. Casey Anthony Casey Anthony D. Nancy Cruzan Nancy Cruzan

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72 Dr. Death, filmed the death of patients through physician assisted suicide. A. Donald “Dax” Cowart Donald “Dax” Cowart B. Jeffrey Dahmer Jeffrey Dahmer C. Jack the Ripper Jack the Ripper D. Jack Kevorkian Jack Kevorkian

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75 First state to pass physician assisted suicide. A. Nevada Nevada B. Oregon Oregon C. Washington Washington D. California California

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