Doctors alone must make the final
decision whether to withdraw treatment, including artificial feeding, and allow
a terminally ill patient to die, according to British Medical Association
guidelines published yesterday. They must consult the family,
take into account views of the patient and get a second medical opinion. But
ultimately the responsibility rests with the doctor, and if the family disagrees
it can only challenge his or her decision in the courts. Members
of the BMA’s ethics committee, which produced the guidelines, said they were not
a charter for euthanasia. "This is not about intending to kill
people. It is about intending to withdraw what people believe to be useless or
non-beneficial interventions," said Raanan Gillon, a GP and professor of medical
ethics at Imperial College, London. "It is the difference between foresee A. (A) Because the 13MA guidelines state that the final decision rests with the doctor without his having to ask another doctor for a second opinion. B. (B) Because the judgment did not state what should be done in the case of cancer victims who undergo unsuccessful chemotherapy. C. (C) Because BMA guidelines do not require doctors to seek the approval of the court when they decide to stop artificial nutrition and hydration. D. (D) Because the judgment requires doctors to seek court approval before withdrawing artificial nutrition and hydration from medical patients with no prospect of recovery.
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Doctors alone must make the final
decision whether to withdraw treatment, including artificial feeding, and allow
a terminally ill patient to die, according to British Medical Association
guidelines published yesterday. They must consult the family,
take into account views of the patient and get a second medical opinion. But
ultimately the responsibility rests with the doctor, and if the family disagrees
it can only challenge his or her decision in the courts. Members
of the BMA’s ethics committee, which produced the guidelines, said they were not
a charter for euthanasia. "This is not about intending to kill
people. It is about intending to withdraw what people believe to be useless or
non-beneficial interventions," said Raanan Gillon, a GP and professor of medical
ethics at Imperial College, London. "It is the difference between foresee A. (A) make it legal for a doctor to promote the premature death of a terminally iii patient B. (B) are not intended to hasten the death of a terminally iii patient C. (C) facilitate the medical killing of terminally iii patients D. (D) encourage the deliberate ending of life by careless doctors
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