Ethanasia: A Good Death

The word euthanasia seems to mean different from person to person. If a horse broke his leg, or a dog develops cancer, it is considered kind and euthanized. However, if one suggests that person's euthanasia, he will polarize the room. This problem became compassion and murder and ended the life and death affliction with God. The problem is who is right, who is wrong, and where the line is blurred. Perhaps please look at the room layout first.

The term euthanasia is derived from the Greek prefix eu, which is usually translated as "good" or "good", and the incarnation, death or death of Thanatos. However, the definition of 'good death' is very personal and has strong cultural determinism. There is a big difference in the essence of goodness of death among patients, carers, and practitioners. In the United States, active euthanasia is illegal everywhere, and can trace back to every ethical code of Hippocratic oath. The doctor traditionally refused to participate in the death penalty based on this principle, but the technique of Dr. Kevodyan using an intravenous formulation in combination with a fast-acting barbiturate is used by many national prisoners It is virtually identical to technology.

The word euthanasia is taken from Greek eu thanos and means "good death". But this is not particularly useful as both parties claim to be good for achieving good death. We all want to see people in our community die without dignity and pain. The question is, how can we achieve this? I define euthanasia as follows. Since I like to narrow down the definition, we can evaluate each terminal program separately