According to Rachels, the distinction between active and passive euthanasia:
a. is crucial for medical ethics.
b. is a distinction without a difference.
c. leads to decisions of life and death on irrelevant grounds.
d. makes moral sense but not medical sense.
Question 2Velleman believes that the notion of patient autonomy invoked to support a right to
euthanasia:
a. is identical to the sense invoked by Kant
b. is not the same as the sense invoked by Kant
c relies on consequentialist outcomes that he supports
d requires us to give all patients the means to implement their decisions
Active and passive immunity
Types of active transport into and out of cells.
Passive stretching enhances joint function.
Active site of rubisco
Soil is a crucial part of the nitrogen cycle
Active Site of an Enzyme