Euthanasia

Outline: 2-slide

First of all, we will look at the core concept of Euthanasia and some forms of it in introduction, which will be followed by types of mercy killingand rewards and consequences in the main part of the presentation. At the end I will summarize all the points which I have mentioned and will give some recommendations with predictions. So, that would be the general picture of my outline. Now, let’s move on to the introduction part.

Introduction: 3-slide(Definition of Euthanasia)

Here we come to the definition of Euthanasia. Euthanasia is painless mode of death, especially in cases of incurable suffering. Now we move on to two basic forms of euthanasia. The first is active; it is intentionally causing a person's death by performing an action such as by giving a lethal injection. The second is passive euthanasia; it is the act of hastening the death of a terminally-ill patient by altering some forms of support and letting nature take its course. So, now lets describing other subcategories of mercy killing.

Body: 4-slide(Forms of mercy killing)

There are actually 3 different ways euthanasia can be related to the will of person killed. he first we can mention is voluntary euthanasia which happens when the person who is killed has requested to be killed; however, at the same situation if he or she didn’t give any consent, it would be a non-voluntary one. The last and the most complicated type of mercy killing comes when the person who dies chooses life and is killed anyway, this is called involuntary euthanasia.

Body: 5-slide(Arguments in Favour of Euthanasia)

This and coming parts are the most important because they are made up of for and against issues.So, respect of sufferers’ autonomyrests on the ideal of being able at all times to exercise as much controlover one’s own life as is possible. The issue of self-control is the crux of such notions as “the right to die”, and “the right to die with dignity”, which assume...