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1. Absent a state statute recognizing their legal status, such as a natural death act statue,...

1. Absent a state statute recognizing their legal status, such as a natural death act statue, HSOs and clinicians are morally, but not legally, bound by living wills.

a. True

b. False

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When there is an absent state statutes in regards to their legal status, the clinicians are bound to provide all necessary care to the patient to eke them alive.They are not supposed to provide care on the grounds of morality but they are legally bound to save a life.In this case the living will cannot be effective because of failure to prepare it when a person was healthy.

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