According to Wolf, Opponents of Physician-Assisted Suicide Argue That the Practice

According to Wolf, opponents of physician-assisted suicide argue that the practice is not necessary to provide humane care at the end of life because:

A) It violates doctors' sworn duty to do no harm to their patients.
B) Many end-of-life patients lack the decisional capacity to consent to suicide.
C) Physicians can always sedate to unconsciousness, rather than death, if necessary.
D) A patient may always take his or her own life without a physician's assistance.