Who argues that it is reasonable to speak of a duty not to treat an impaired infant under certain conditions?

A) Liao
B) Engelhardt
C) Tooley
D) Robertson

Duty Not To Treat

The ethical and sometimes legal right of healthcare providers to refuse treatment in certain circumstances, often based on the principle of "conscientious objection."

Impaired Infant

An infant who has a significant physical, mental, or developmental condition that affects their day-to-day functioning and quality of life.

Reasonable

Pertaining to actions, decisions, or beliefs that are logical, rational, and based on good judgment according to prevailing norms or evidences.