According to Rachels, the distinction between active and passive ...

[jparksx]

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 2

Velleman 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

[todom5090]

Answer to Question 1

c.

Answer to Question 2

b.