Which one of the following lies between passive euthanasia and voluntary active euthanasia?

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Assisted suicide involves a person who is terminally ill or suffering from a chronic illness seeking assistance from a healthcare professional or another person in ending their life. Unlike voluntary active euthanasia, the person taking the medication to end their life is the one administering it, but unlike passive euthanasia, there is an intentional action taken to end their life. Therefore, assisted suicide falls between passive euthanasia (where no intentional action is taken to end the person's life) and voluntary active euthanasia (where a healthcare professional takes an intentional action to end the person's life). Natural death and suicide do not involve any assistance or intentional actions taken by others, and mercy killing typically refers to a form of euthanasia where a person's life is ended without their explicit request or consent.

Which One of the Following Lies Between Passive Euthanasia and Voluntary