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American Medical Association Policy on End of Life Situations

1. The Intentional Termination of One Human by Another is Against AMA Policy.


**AMA is Against Active Euthanasia***


2. The Decision to Cease Employing Extraordinary Means to Keep a Patient Alive when Biological Death Is Imminent is Acceptable


***AMA is For Passive Euthanasia***

Rachel on AMA Policy on Euthanasia


(Contractarian)

- AMA should Not Let the Law Determine How Its Ethical Policies get Written


- Passive Euthanasia causes suffering


- At Times, Active Euthanasia is Morally Superior to Passive Euth.


- Should not think that Active Killing Is Worse than Passive Killing


- Whatever works best

Bonnie Steinbock on Euthanasia

- Ceasing Employing Extraordinary Means to keep a patient alive is the same as Passive Euthanasia


- Active Euthanasia is rare

2 Ways CEEM Is Not Passive Euthanasia

1. When Patient Refuses Treatment


- Christian Scientists may do it(Doesn't mean they want to die though)


- CEEM is not intentionally ending life so its not passive euthanasia


2. Stopping Treatment will cause more suffering than the disease itself and will not benefit the Patient


- Death is a secondary effect of primary intention