00:01
A living will is a written legal document that describes, well, and this legal document serves as an advanced directive that describes the type of medical care you want to receive when you're unable because of your condition to make decisions for yourself.
00:25
So which of the following then is true.
00:30
Next of kin can write a living will for a patient.
00:33
End if the patient's in a coma? no, that's a little too late.
00:39
I mean, unless they have power of attorney, but next of kin typically can't, write the living will.
00:46
So a is false.
00:50
B says only the terminally ill can write a living will.
00:56
No, then it's probably too late because they can't make decisions for themselves and they don't have a living will so they can't write one because they can't make decisions for themselves...