How does a limited power of attorney (POA) differ from a durable power of attorney (POA)?

1. A limited POA terminates when the maker becomes incapacitated, whereas the durable POA remains effective even if the maker becomes incapacitated.
2. A limited POA comes into effect after the maker becomes incapacitated, whereas the durable POA terminates once the maker becomes incapacitated.
3. A limited POA remains valid until the maker's death, whereas a durable POA is valid only for a short specified time.
4. A limited POA authorizes an agent to make emergency medical decisions, whereas a durable POA does not authorize the agent to make medical decisions.