Advance Directives

A document that determines which treatments a patient will receive as end of life care is known as:

• Durable Power of Attorney

• Patient's Bill of Rights

• Advance Directive

• Tort

This names one individual or a few individuals the ability to make medical decisions for individuals who may not be of sound mind to do so:

• Resident's Bill of Rights

• HIPAA

• Power of Attorney

• Advance Directive

DNR standard for ?

• Do not release

• Do not resuscitate

• Do not revive

• Do not renew

Legal document that gives directions on how medical treatment is to be administered if the casualty is unable to give directions. means :

• Advance Will

• Will

• Advance Directive

• Codicil Directive

True or false : Advance Directives are a legally binding document

• false

• true

A living will is a legal document that a person uses to make known his or her wishes regarding not prolonging life medical treatment

• True

• False

Another name for Living Will is advance directives

• true
• false

A living will does not become effective unless a person is incapacitated

• true
• false

A power of attorney is a document that allows you to appoint a person or organization to handle your affairs while you're available or able to do so.

• true
• false

Share your end-of-life medical goals with your doctor and designated proxy.

• true
• false