Persons who cannot exercise the fundamental right to self-determination include

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Persons with irreversible brain damage, such as those with Alzheimer's disease, may not be able to exercise the fundamental right to self-determination due to their cognitive impairment. Option A is incorrect as persons with a head injury who are coherent can exercise their right to self-determination. Option C is also incorrect as the ability to provide health insurance has no bearing on one's right to self-determination.

Persons Who Cannot Exercise the Fundamental Right to Self-Determination Include