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damaskus [11]
3 years ago
8

Jerilyn is in the early stages of an inoperable cancer. she has prepared a signed and witnessed written document directing her f

amily not to allow any artificial or heroic steps to be taken in the event that she is unable to make her wishes known at the appropriate time. what is this document called
Business
2 answers:
klemol [59]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Living will.

Explanation:

Living will can be described as a legal document in which an individual clearly states the type of treatment he or she will prefer in a situation whereby they are unable to communicate their wishes.

A living will enables an individual to make the right decision on the form of life support treatment that he or she would prefer to help aviod any form of confusion.

babymother [125]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Living will

Explanations:

A living will is a legal document that enables people state their wishes for end of life medical care in the event they are unable to communicate their actions then. It can also be called "an advance directive". It states the desire of an individual to donate an organ after death.

It is a document in which a. Individual specified the kind of medical care they want and what they do not in case they can't speak later. Doctors consult the living will of a patient who is unable to talk in order to determine the kind of treatment the patient want or not.

Jarilyn has prepared a legal document stating that her family should not allow any artificial or heroic steps to be taken on her in case her cancer grows worse and she is unable to speak on what she wants.

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