Should The Terminally Ill Patients or their Family Seek Assistance in Taking their Own Lives?

As Budinger and Mutlu (2013) suggests, "Oxygen therapy saves lives, it can be associated with harmful effects when administered at high concentrations over a long period of time." The toxic effect of excess oxygen on tissue cells is well known. Originally, the side effect of hyperoxia caused by long-term high-dose oxygen therapy was considered to be an acceptable side effect to prevent hypoxia. However, in a study investigating the high oxygen safety during oxygen therapy in more than 36,000 intensive care units in the Netherlands, the trend observed by Fodden and Gibbson (2013) is that both low oxygen and high oxygen are independently high Which is associated with mortality.

Doctors should be able to support patients with terminal disease throughout their lifetime? Suicide by a doctor is a very controversial topic. In today's society, people committing suicide are called "crazy", people taking prescription drugs are called "drug addicts" or "criminals". However, when a doctor respects the patient 's request for a medication with a fatal dose (to end life in a safe way) it is considered a murderer. However, when a doctor withdraws a terminal patient, the patient 's request is life - sustaining.

Many people believe that patients with terminal disease should be able to choose when to die. In addition, those patients who think that they are willing to ask the doctor to help suicide wish for "dignified death" and die according to their condition. Many patients with terminal disease do not want to live without part of their body working. These patients seem to want an "easy solution", but in reality he / she does not want treatment distress as it becomes a person who experiences all side effects of these treatments. In addition, these patients are concerned about the pain and suffering of terminal disease.

Of the patients who gave up their lives, physician assisted suicide should be legalized in all 50 states in order to treat patients with terminal symptoms worse or unbearable pain. Does the doctor assist suicide? "Suicide is a suicide, in promoting suicide, patients (ie drugs or weapons) will stop the patient's life and provide a means to understand the patient's intent" (American Nurses Association). Doctor's suicide is known by many names like death ... should a third party deliberately be allowed to end a patient's life, or to help the patient commit suicide There may be doubts as to whether it should be done. For late-stage patients throughout the United States, doctors who helped commit suicide should be a legitimate choice. Currently there are three states in the United States, doctors are supporting suicide. Oregon State is the first province to pass the law and allows physicians to finish the lives of people with terminal illness