The Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care

The durable power of attorney for health care

A) cannot anticipate all future medical conditions and, thus, the living will is more flexible.
B) is illegal in almost all U.S. states because it covers children and adolescents who cannot authorize a legal contract.
C) is only appropriate for those who support passive or voluntary active euthanasia.
D) can ensure a partner's role in decision making and in advocating for the patient's health-care needs.