Why are dying individuals often caught in a system in which medical technology has advanced much faster than has ethics, control?
A. It is difficult to see people die even when there is no hope for them.
B. Not all patients have an advanced directive.
C. Assisted death is not always considered a good option.
Answer (1)
Dying individuals often lack control over their treatment decisions due to advancements in medical technology, emotional difficulties in facing death, absence of advanced directives, and the contentious nature of assisted death. These factors can create complex challenges in healthcare settings. Ultimately, they highlight the importance of patient autonomy in end-of-life care. ;
