ADVANCE MEDICAL DIRECTIVE OF

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ADVANCE MEDICAL DIRECTIVE OF This form expresses my specific medical s in case illness prevents me from communicating them directly. My apply both to the illnesses described and to any other situations that might develop. If a circumstance arises that my choices do not specifically address, my doctors and my agent should extrapolate from my choices below to the situation at hand. I understand that my must be medically reasonable. Finally, all conclusions about my medical condition must be agreed to by my physician and appropriate consultants. For each of SITUATION A If I am in a coma or persistent vegetative state and have no known hope of recovering awareness or higher mental functions: SITUATION B If I am in a coma and have a small but uncertain chance of regaining awareness and higher mental functioning: SITUATION C If I am aware but have permanent brain damage that makes me unable to recognize people, to speak meaningfully, or to live independently, and I have a terminal illness. TREATMENTS a a a 1. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The use of pressure on the chest, drugs, electric shocks, and artificial breathing to revive me if my heart s. 2. Mechanical respiration. Breathing by machine, tube in the throat. 3. Artificial feeding. Giving food and water tube inserted either in a vein, down the nose, or hole in the stomach.

SITUATION A If I am in a coma or persistent vegetative state and have no known hope of recovering awareness or higher mental functions: SITUATION B If I am in a coma and have a small but uncertain chance of regaining awareness and higher mental functioning: SITUATION C If I am aware but have permanent brain damage that makes me unable to recognize people, to speak meaningfully, or to live independently, and I have a terminal illness. TREATMENTS 4. Major removing the gall bladder or part of the intestine. a a a 5. Kidney dialysis. Cleaning the blood by machine or by fluid passed through the abdomen. 6. Chemotherapy. cancer. 7. Minor removing part of an infected toe. 8. Invasive examining the stomach tube inserted down the throat. 9. Transfusions of blood or blood components. 10. Antibiotics. infection. 11. Simple For example, blood tests or X-rays. 12. Pain medications, even if they dull consciousness and indirectly shorten my life.

SITUATION D If I have an incurable chronic illness that causes physical suffering or minor mental disability and will ultimately cause death, and then I develop a life-threatening but SITUATION E If I am in my current state of health (describe briefly) and then develop a life-threatening but TREAT- MENTS a a 1. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The use of pressure on the chest, drugs, electric shocks, and artificial breathing to revive me if my heart s. 2. Mechanical respiration. Breathing by machine, tube in the throat. 3. Artificial feeding. Giving food and water tube inserted either in a vein, down the nose, or hole in the stomach. 4. Major removing the gall bladder or part of the intestine. 5. Kidney dialysis. Cleaning the blood by machine or by fluid passed through the abdomen. 6. Chemotherapy. cancer.

SITUATION D If I have an incurable chronic illness that causes physical suffering or minor mental disability and will ultimately cause death, and then I develop a life-threatening but SITUATION E If I am in my current state of health (describe briefly) and then develop a life-threatening but TREAT- MENTS 7. Minor removing part of an infected toe. a a 8. Invasive examining the stomach tube inserted down the throat. 9. Transfusions of blood or blood components. 10. Antibiotics. infection. 11. Simple blood tests or X-rays. 12. Pain medications, even if they dull consciousness and indirectly shorten my life.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this day of,. WITNESS: Print Name: STATE OF ARIZONA ) ) ss. County of Maricopa ) Before me, the undersigned officer, on this day of,, personally appeared, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and the following certification, he/she executed the same in my presence for the purposes therein expressed, and he/she appeared to be of sound mind and free from duress at the time of execution. I declare that I am not the person designated to make medical decisions for and that I am not directly involved in providing health care to at this time. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal. My Commission Expires: Notary Public