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• 1 of 31

  by Samantha Allen

  Created on: February 11, 2010

  Resuscitation of human life is an event understood by few but judged by many. Some individuals

• 2 of 31

  by Renee Dawson

  Created on: February 18, 2008

  Is making yourself a DNR passive suicide? Absolutely not! In the United States we offer so many different

• 3 of 31

  by Shana Baxter

  Created on: February 18, 2008

  Death is the finale of life. As with any good work of literature the finale should be written in by

• 4 of 31

  by Lorraine Traylor

  Created on: October 27, 2009   Last Updated: October 28, 2009

  
  

  Signing a Do Not Resuscitate order in advance is allowing your family and friends the peace of mind

• 5 of 31

  by Emma Bush

  Created on: May 30, 2010

  A DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) is a legal document, signed by both the patient and the patient’s doctor

• 6 of 31

  by Olivia Bredbenner

  Created on: February 12, 2011

  Is signing a DNR order a passive suicide ?

  
  

  In health care saving a life is the highest priority, and

• 7 of 31

  by Katalina Narvaez

  Created on: April 22, 2008

  To sign or not, that is a proposition many of us will face one day. A DNR allows a terminally ill patient

• 8 of 31

  by John Asgeirson

  Created on: January 05, 2009

  Drunken driving, taking drugs, smoking, or ignoring diabetes and high blood pressure seem more like

• 9 of 31

  by Volecia Plafcan

  Created on: March 19, 2010

  Signing a Do Not Resuscitate order has nothing to do with suicide period.  If those are the wishes

• 10 of 31

  by P. M. Montgomery

  Created on: June 15, 2009   Last Updated: June 17, 2009

  The decision to sign a DNR order is one that is highly personal and one that should be made after much

• 11 of 31

  by Toni Doswell

  Created on: May 09, 2008

  Life is a precious blessing from God. Living life to its
  fullest is so important to most people, therefore

• 12 of 31

  by Martina Billings-McAtee, RN

  Created on: December 04, 2009

  A DNR is a way for patients and families to make critical decisions regarding the level of intervention

• 13 of 31

  by Tamara Frattarelli

  Created on: March 26, 2010

  Healthcare reform is the new Iraq War in the news lately: bitter political division, impassioned debate,

• 14 of 31

  by Tara Bartholomew

  Created on: October 24, 2010

  When an individual has a heart-attack, lung failure, cancer, Lou Gehrig's Disease, AIDS, or any

• 15 of 31

  by F. Burgess (RN, BSN)

  Created on: June 07, 2008

  Signing a DNR order is not a form of passive suicide but rather a living will' of sorts instructing

• 16 of 31

  by Claudia Windal

  Created on: August 20, 2008

  Imagine being an 89 year old woman brought by ambulance to an emergency room because your heart rate

• 17 of 31

  by Candy Jules

  Created on: March 01, 2008

  Signing a DNR, is in no way any form of suicide. If a person's heart has stopped, legally they have

• 18 of 31

  by Mary Bunker

  Created on: March 31, 2009

  The thought of signing a DNR (do not resuscitate) order conjures up a lot of ethical, controversial,

• 19 of 31

  by Gilbert Barrett

  Created on: May 09, 2008

  Signing a DNR is not passive suicide by any means at all! Keeping active brainwaves through a machine

• 20 of 31

  by T. Lynn Wright

  Created on: May 31, 2009

  DNR means "Do not resuscitate". It does not mean "Do not treat." I may want CPR if I am choking, but