Euthanasia Poll

Imagine a patient who is sick and in a lot of pain, but there is a surgery with a 25% success rate that can save his life, but if something goes wrong he could be left paralyzed or brain dead so he doesn't want to risk it. In your opinion, is euthanasia a moral and ethical decision in this scenario?

Imagine a patient who is in a lot of pain, but not terminal. He is mentally ill and decides it is better to end his pain immediately. In your opinion, is euthanasia a moral and ethical decision in this scenario?

Imagine a terminal patient who has no hope of surviving. Euthanasia is presented as an option, but only if it is administered and approved by the patient's direct physician. In your opinion, is euthanasia a moral and ethical decision in this scenario?

Imagine a patient who is not terminal, but is very ill and in a lot of pain with little chance of survival, but the chance is there. She is mentally healthy and decides that euthanasia is her best option. The euthanasia would take form in a prescription and self-administered rather than given by the physician. In your opinion, is euthanasia a moral and ethical decision in this scenario?

Imagine a terminally ill patient, who is of old age, is thinking of euthanasia as an option. She has talked to multiple physicians, who have evaluated her as mentally healthy, and agree that there is nothing else to do for her. In your opinion, is euthanasia a moral and ethical decision in this scenario?

If you answered "No" to every question, is there an instance where you would consider euthanasia moral and ethical?

If you answered yes, what scenario would you consider euthanasia moral and ethical? (If you had another answer, simply type "N/A")