Analysis of Dax’s Case. Write a 5-page paper in which you address the following:
a) Introduce your paper, including a brief summary of Dax’s case (no more than 4 sentences to describe the key elements of the case).
b) Explain the Jonsen 4-box model [https://depts.washington.edu/bioethx/tools/4boxes.html]. What is the model’s purpose; describe each of the 4 topics and associated principles). Be sure to define terms.
c) Using the information you filled out in the appendix (the Jonsen 4-box model), explain how the ethical principle/s associated with each box were either met or violated in Dax’s case.
d) Identify and explain the ethical principles that are in conflict with each other in this case. Include the various ethical conflicts from not only Dax’s perspective, but from his mother’s perspective as well as from the providers’ perspectives.
e) If this case occurred today, should providers honor Dax’s wishes and stop treatment? Explain. Identify and discuss at least 2 specific actions that do Not include stopping treatment that providers and hospital leaders could take to resolve the situation.
f) End with a conclusion OR summary
g) References
h) Appendix (placed after reference page): Using the Dax Cowart case, fill out the Jonsen 4-square box. Be as detailed and complete as possible. Bullets and short phrases allowed.
Dax’s case
Dax’s Case, an hour-long documentary, was released in 1985 and tells Cowart’s story from the summer of 1973 to the fall of 1984. Expressly produced as an educational film for audiences concerned with complex legal, medical, and ethical decisions, the predominant method of the narrative is explanatory as it transfers data in a direct way and advances contention in a coherent manner.
The film opens with a striking retelling by Dax of the horrible mishap which executed his dad and which brought about severely charred areas over 68% of his body. His very own memory of and point of view on the torment and enduring persevered amid treatment and recovery are counterpointed by the recollections and feelings of his four treating doctors, his lawyer, his mom, and his long lasting companion. All the rule characters talk straightforwardly to the camera, portraying their emotions and articulating their goals all through the protracted life-and-demise experience.
Similarly as Dax presents his defense for needing to kick the bucket, his parental figures disclose their reluctance to regard that desire. The narrative closures without goals.
Jonsen 4-box model
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