The argument against patients' right to refuse treatment has been typically based upon the notion that:
a) Untreated patients may become dangerous.
b) Involuntarily committed patients should not have a say in their treatment, since they are usually guilty of a crime.
c) Patients may be too disturbed to make sound judgements about their treatment.
d) The type of treatment prescribed should be determined by the courts, not the patient.
Question 2
A person's legal right to refuse treatment was upheld by the Supreme Court of Canada. Whose case instigated this ruling?
a) Kenneth Donaldson
b) Prosenjit Poddar
c) Scott Starson
d) Gary Winko
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