Literature Review
Some of the theories have been proposed to explain the importance of the moral and ethical standards of human life in the health care system. As indicated by the moral standards of autonomy, the persistent decision is principal in proceeding or withholding his/her treatment and the caretaker who is lawfully answerable for the patient and thinks about his/her desires, may have the moral and lawful right to wont or demand for pulling back of any treatment or mediations. As per Mehdola & L.Block, (206), in western countries, withdrawal of treatment is generally acknowledged in the case of a patient with life support or for those suffering from incurable diseases as per patients wishes. Devroey et al, (203), also revealed the result of a study that was conducted on a persons interest among 309 participants about the opinion of the patient rights in Belgium. In this study, 88% of participants agreed with th
e patients right to choose to end their life. The point of this research was to investigate awareness and opinion of a persons rights and the issues faced with her/ his fulfillment among the Belgian population. Euthanasia is generally characterized as circumstances when on request of the patient, specialists purposely induce the death of somebody who is enduring from unbearable pain in some countries where euthanasia is legal. According to a review of research of Lo, (202), it is not acknowledgeable if a person is suffering from the terminally ill condition for a long time and there is no life to live than suffering. In such cases, continuity of medical treatment can increase suffering without any hope of life to live. Under firmly recommended conditions, deliberate killing or Assisted suicide is lawful in certain nations, for example, Netherland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Mexico, the United States, and Switzerland.