A living will is a legal document that permits a person to ______.
A. give legal right to someone else to make health care decisions for the person
B. make health-care wishes known if the person is unable to do so
C. determine which medications are best for a disease the person is experiencing
D. decide who will receiving property upon the person's death
Answer: B
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