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What is the difference between physician-assisted suicide (PAS) and euthanasia? (Points : 1)
During PAS, patients end their own lives; during euthanasia, the doctor ends patients’ lives.
During PAS, the doctor ends the patients’ lives; during euthanasia, patients end their own lives.
During PAS, the doctor injects the drug to end the patient’s life; during euthanasia, the patient injects the drug to end their own life.
During PAS, the patient and the doctor cooperate to end the patient’s life; during euthanasia, patients end their own lives.
None of the above
During PAS, patients end their own lives; during euthanasia, the doctor ends patients’ lives.
During PAS, the doctor ends the patients’ lives; during euthanasia, patients end their own lives.
During PAS, the doctor injects the drug to end the patient’s life; during euthanasia, the patient injects the drug to end their own life.
During PAS, the patient and the doctor cooperate to end the patient’s life; during euthanasia, patients end their own lives.
None of the above
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