Question

In the United States a terminally ill patient can decideto decline extraordinary medical treatment but in all cases patient orbthe spouse is the one who makes the decision (either with prior instructions or by making his or her wishes known yo the health care provider ) In the United Kingdom the government can and does, limit the avialability of extraordinary medical treatment. Thus, although care is free ( or nearly free) to the patient. It can be limited against their will. The U. K government’s contention is that health care resourse are scarce and they would be wasted the extenting the life of a terminally ill patient by a fee days or or years.

Which is the worse the aspect of the U S system where people are denied care when they are unable to pay. Or the UK system where they are denied care because their treament would not lead to a significant increase in the quality of life

Answer 1

& Euthanasia . It is an intentional killing of a persons whose life is perceered to be not worth Living by an act of Conition on omission. That is an intentional Killing of a patient by the direct intervention of A doctor. A withdrawl of life support..