Which two moral principles have the most significant bearing on the question of the permissibility of physician assisted death/suicide? Consider the ways in which these moral principles came into conflict in the case of Dr. Powell in the episode of House. In what way do these two principles affect the moral debate?
Two moral principles:
Euthanasia:
It is a practice of ending life to relieve pain and suffering
intentionally.
Utilitarianism:
It is a moral theory to take action for happiness which causes
harm.
Doctor-assisted suicide is illegal in many states. Euthanasia is
illegal in almost 50 states. Dr. House team in Dr.powell's case had
ethics of giving a large dose of morphine to make death. Dr.Powell
refused for treatment.Dr. house team assisted Dr.powell with his
suffering instead of physician-assisted suicide. He suffers from
debilitating illness it affects the ability to work. He died at the
age of 84 at last.
The physician must provide care and do their duties under clinical
judgment, ethics, and evidence. focus on the end of life of a
patient with physician-assisted suicide must address the suffering
for the needs of patients by improving and maintaining palliative
and hospice care. The physician should commit to improving the care
for patients for their end of life with suffering.
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