A living will includes which of the following?

Documentation requirements
How and when the living will takes effect
Immunity from liability for following the living will

Explanation

•The living will includes what circumstances are needed in order for the living will to be executed, documentation requirements, health care worker immunity from liability, and witness requirements.

•Distribution of the patient's possessions is not included in the living will.

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