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    of them are opposed to euthanasia/physician assisted suicide because of religious preferences , but if they had a severe brain disease, or cancer, they wouldn’t be thinking of having the option of this? they rather die slowly with pain. Probably, they don’t think of this because they are healthy and don’t realize what these terminally elderly people go through. The chart above, shows how many patients male/female who decided to go on with euthanasia and/or physician assisted suicide because they…

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    Americans will either be opposed or supportive when you mention Physician Assisted Suicide. In fact, 70 percent of Americans support the idea of allowing physicians to end a terminally ill patients life (Pickert, 2009). Although the surprisingly high percentage of supporters, only five states allow the act. Many Americans can understand why states support it, such as allowing terminally ill patients to die on their own terms. (Pickert, 2009). The opposing side although, gives strong points to…

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    Physician assisted suicide proposes that terminally ill patients have the right to end their suffering with a quick, painless death. Assisted suicide has been an ongoing debate for hundreds of years and will continue for many more years to come, but over the years assisted suicide has become more and more popular. It is still only legal in five out of the fifty states in the United States, many states have proposed the topic but it has been shot down multiple times (ProCon). Although, assisted…

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    Brooke Simunjak Physician Assisted Suicide in the United States A large dispute that has been going on for over a decade in the United States that is unknown by most is physician assisted suicide. Physician assisted suicide (PAS) is when a physician supplies a patient with information and prescriptions to successfully end his or her life. An example of one of these prescriptions is secobarbital, which is a pill to treat insomnia, but with the right amount can be lethal. Debates have been…

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    In the United States committing or attempting suicide is not a legal offense,however helping another person commit suicide is considered a criminal offense. Physician assisted suicide is illegal in most states, with the exception of oregon, allowing terminally ill patients to get a lethal prescription from their doctor. Assisted suicide is a very controversial topic, and many are against it because of the thought of suicide and murder but what many people forget is the feelings of the patients…

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    Mental health physicians, such as counselors and psychologists, face a wide variety of ethical and moral dilemmas. One dilemma that has the possibility of occurring is a counselor talking about one of their patients outside of their office. While it is common for physicians to talk about their patients in generalities to other people, it becomes an ethical dilemma if the counselor or psychologists talks about their patient and accidentally uses their name. The mental health physician is then…

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    the discussion of Physician-Assisted Suicide, this topic is an extremely controversial one. Legal, ethical, and civil liberty departments look closely at all the implications that Physician-Assisted Suicide may bring about. Not the mention the careful scrutiny that the patients, and their families examine on their own, The obligation the physicians need to uphold for the well being of their patients in addition to the legal allowances of their states dictate the usage of Physician-Assisted…

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    By witnessing physician-patient interaction in different clinical settings, it is evident that the physician-patient model varies depending on the circumstances. For example, a specialist consulted in an Intensive Care Unit is for the first time meeting the patient; the approach leans more towards the informative model where the facts are given to the patient or family members in order for them to decide what the ideal intervention or treatment will be, though the physician seems to be more…

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    able to die with dignity, others maintain that the insurance company will pay for the treatment, causing some patients to decide to end their lives. My view that physician assisted suicide should be legal and the patient should decide what they want to do with their life because everyone is entitled to make their own choices. Physician assisted suicide should be allowed because it is not fair for people to be suffering from…

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    Physician assistants is a growing profession in the medical field and in general; this is a career I am working towards becoming. It is number three on the top ten jobs list of 2018 by U.S. News. While the word ‘physician’ is a part of their name, and so is ‘assistant,’ it doesn’t mean that physician assistants are physicians or just an assistant. They work in collaboration with a medical doctor. While physician assistants have been gaining popularity, many have compared them to nurse…

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