Under which of the following circumstances would a Utilitarian DEFINITELY NOT endorse providing a patient with active euthanasia? At least one answer is correct, and no more than four are correct.
When the patient is unable to make it known whether they would prefer active or passive euthanasia.
When the patient's condition is untreatable and terminal, and the only difference active euthanasia makes is causing
them to die sooner and in less pain.
When the patient's suffering can be relieved without causing their death or causing anyone else to suffer.
When the patient's condition is untreatable, but not terminal, and they could possibly go on living for many years
Whenever a fully informed, rational patient has requested it, regardless of their medical status or reason for making
the request.