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In Nevada, the living will is the Declaration, a document of its own, apart from the healthcare power of attorney.

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A person of sound mind and 18 or more years of age may execute at any time a declaration governing the withholding or withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment. may make a declaration in Nevada.

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The state whose law the document is prepared under. In Massachusetts, Michigan, New York and Oregon, treatment instructions are part of the healthcare power of attorney; those state pages lead there.

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Yes. Nevada prints the form in the statute. The document prepared here is that form text with your entries in its blanks and your choices marked where the form has you initial them; the agent parts are omitted.

The declarant signs it in the presence of 2 adult witnesses; no notary is required. A declarant who cannot sign may have another adult sign at the declarant's direction and in the declarant's presence.

When you can no longer make your own treatment decisions and your condition is one the statute names: terminal condition, as certified by your physician. Nevada defines that term in the statute, and the document prints the definition it uses.

Yes. Nevada lets the declaration direct that artificially provided nutrition and hydration be withheld or withdrawn. Artificial nutrition and hydration by way of the gastrointestinal tract shall be deemed a life-sustaining treatment and must be withheld or withdrawn from a qualified patient unless a different desire is expressed in writing by the patient.

Nevada recognizes these ways to revoke it: a declarant may revoke a declaration at any time and in any manner, without regard to his or her mental or physical condition.

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In Nevada, the Declaration stands on its own statute, separate from the healthcare power of attorney and with its own execution section. The document is the declaration by itself; an agent is named with the healthcare power of attorney.

Nevada prints the form in the statute; in the statute's words, “A declaration directing a physician or advanced practice registered nurse to withhold or withdraw life-sustaining treatment may, but need not, be in the following form”. The document reproduces the form's text with the entries in its blanks and the elections marked where the form has the declarant initial them.

The declaration operates when the declarant can no longer make treatment decisions and the condition is one the statute names: terminal condition. The physician certifies the condition before the declaration takes effect.

Signing in Nevada takes the declarant's signature before 2 adult witnesses; no notary is involved. Another adult may sign for a declarant who cannot, at the declarant's direction and in the declarant's presence.

Nevada recognizes a registry for it: Registry of Advance Directives for Health Care, established and maintained by the Secretary of State (published as the "Nevada Lockbox" Advance Directive Registry). Filing a signed declaration there is a separate step from signing it.

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