In considering futile treatment, the effects upon family members
A) can be of some relevance to the overall moral situation.
B) are never morally relevant.
C) become decisive once a patient cannot make her own choices.
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Q4: Suspending futile treatment
A) can never be morally
Q5: Stakeholders involved in a possible futile treatment
Q6: Ethics equates suspending futile treatment with
A) abandoning
Q7: The notion of triage
A) refers to the
Q8: Palliative care refers to treatment that
A) significantly
Q10: Triage is used to decide which patient
Q11: When a patient loses capacity, treatment decisions
Q12: Palliative care is not considered futile treatment.
Q13: Extending futile treatment at the request of
Q14: In assessing a possibly futile treatment, its
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