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Ohio Code > Title 21 > Chapter 2133 - Modified Uniform Rights Of The Terminally Ill Act And The DNR Identification And Do-Not-Resuscitate Order Law

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§ 2133.01	Modified uniform rights of terminally ill act definitions
§ 2133.02	Declaration relating to use of life-sustaining treatment
§ 2133.03	When declaration operative
§ 2133.04	Revocation of declaration
§ 2133.05	Duty of attending physician
§ 2133.06	Patient to make decisions on use of life-sustaining treatment
§ 2133.07	Using pre-printed form
§ 2133.08	Consenting to withholding or withdrawing life-sustaining treatment from patient
§ 2133.09	Withholding or withdrawing nutrition and hydration from patient who has been in permanently unconscious state for at least 12 months
§ 2133.10	Transfer of patients
§ 2133.11	Immunities
§ 2133.12	Miscellaneous provisions
§ 2133.13	When health care provider may presume validity of declaration
§ 2133.14	Recognition of declaration executed in another state
§ 2133.15	Document executed prior to effective date of provisions
§ 2133.16	Making anatomical gift in declaration or living will
§ 2133.21	DNR identification and do-not-resuscitate order law definitions
§ 2133.211	Authority and immunity of nurses
§ 2133.22	Immunities
§ 2133.23	Compliance with DNR order
§ 2133.24	Miscellaneous provisions
§ 2133.25	Standardized method of procedure for the withholding of CPR by physicians, emergency medical services personnel, and health care facilities
§ 2133.26	Prohibited acts

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