QUESTION 1Advanced Directives:Ensure that the health care provider offers the necessary information about an invasive procedure to allowthe patient to make an informed decisionAllows a competent patient to leave specific directions for medical care if they should become incompetentSets laws of "presumed consent" to donate organsO None of the aboveQUESTION 2How did Webster v. Reproductive Health Services 492 US. 490 1989 modify Roe v. WadeDetermined that the fetus has 14th amendment rightsShifted the basis of abortion laws from federal to state levelOpened the door for a greater market of donated organsNone of the above

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QUESTION 1 Advanced Directives: Ensure that the health care provider offers the necessary information about an invasive procedure to allow the patient to make an informed decision Allows a competent patient to leave specific directions for medical care if they should become incompetent O Sets laws of "presumed consent" to donate organs None of the above

QUESTION 1 Advanced Directives: Ensure that the health care provider offers the necessary information about an invasive procedure to allow the patient to make an informed decision Allows a competent patient to leave specific directions for medical care if they should become incompetent O Sets laws of "presumed consent" to donate organs None of the above

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