Your elderly aunt has asked you to take on her health care power of attorney. She makes the request while she is healthy and able to make her own decisions. You agree and sign the appropriate legal papers. She tells you at this time that she never wants \"heroic measures\" to be undertaken to save her life, if her quality of life would suffer. Discussion Questions 1. Five years later, your aunt is 86 and suffering from diabetes, coronary problems, and dementia. While in a long-term care facilit , our aunt suffers a severe heart attack and is transported to the local hospitals iemergency room. She is conscious when she reaches the emergency room, and when the attending physician asks her if she wants \"all measures taken to preserve her life,\" she says yes. When you arrive at the hospital, your aunt is comatose and has been placed in the intensive care unit. Her physician says she cannot recover, but he could transport her to a larger hospital where physicians could \"'try' a pacemaker. How will you respond? 2.1What ethical issues will inuence your decision