People who are old often needs extra care. The true statement about Lucille's case is that could be given sedatives and pain medications but should not be put on a ventilator or given a feeding tube.
It is very important to understand what kind of healthcare should be given to old people.
- It is not always easy when asked to take/make a health care decisions concerning a person that is dying and is unable able to make his or her own decisions.
An approaches that is used is make decision by putting yourself into the shows of that person who is dying and try to choose as he or she would have done.
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Lucille signed a living will when she was 65 years old and in good health. It stated that she wanted no extraordinary medical procedures to be used if doctors determined she would not recover. She was conscious of the ramifications of her decision. At the age of 85 she had a stroke in her brain stem and could no longer breathe for herself or take in food. Doctors determined that she would not recover respiration or digestion. Which of the following would be true in Lucille's case?
Lucille could be given sedatives and pain medications but should not be put on a ventilator or given a feeding tube.
Providing nutrients to Lucille through a feeding tube would be permissible.
Connecting Lucille to a ventilator to help with respiration would be permissible.
Lucille's children could override the living will because it was drawn up 20 years before the stroke occurred.
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Asmara
dear friend,
I can understand how you feel as even i was suffered from depression myself for many years. Dipression can be genetic problem too so check in your family has someone suffers as well.
You can get help through therapy and sometimes medications, you can find relief. Always remember you are not alone your family and we friends here for you. You will get help by journaling as it can be therapeutic as well. in study it is shown that over 50% of human beings suffer from anxiety and depression at some point in their life.
Take your best care
Your concerned friend
Xyz
Answer:Jimmy is unable to: See the difference, maybe.
Hope this helps
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