Advanced directives,often called "living wills," which are written while patients are still competent to make their own decisions,specify provisions with regard to all of the following EXCEPT
A) organ donation.
B) relief of pain.
C) mechanical respiration.
D) time and method that you wish for your death.

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Advanced directives or living wills specify the medical treatments or procedures a patient wishes to have or avoid if they become unable to make their own decisions. However, they do not usually specify the time and method of death. This decision is often beyond the scope of the advanced directive and is considered a personal choice. The other options, such as organ donation, relief of pain, and mechanical respiration, are commonly addressed in advanced directives.

Advanced Directives,often Called "Living Wills," Which Are Written While Patients