Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide – Ethical Debate

1. : What is the main ethical principle often cited in favor of euthanasia?
(A) Justice
(B) Autonomy
(C) Non-maleficence
(D) Confidentiality

2. : Which term refers to intentionally ending a patient’s life to relieve suffering?
(A) Assisted suicide
(B) Palliative care
(C) Euthanasia
(D) Resuscitation

3. : What is a major ethical argument against euthanasia?
(A) It reduces patient suffering
(B) It violates the sanctity of life
(C) It promotes patient autonomy
(D) It ensures resource allocation

4. : In assisted suicide, who performs the final act that leads to death?
(A) The physician
(B) The patient
(C) The nurse
(D) The family

5. : Which type of euthanasia involves withholding or withdrawing life-sustaining treatment?
(A) Passive euthanasia
(B) Active euthanasia
(C) Voluntary euthanasia
(D) Involuntary euthanasia

6. : Why do some ethicists support physician-assisted suicide?
(A) It prevents medical negligence
(B) It respects patient choice and dignity
(C) It ensures faster healthcare services
(D) It reduces medical education costs