List at least two obligations to each of the items found in A Patient's Bill of Rights?

Many rights. From informed consent selecting treatment to right to complain results of procedures.

It's pretty much their right to doctor patient confidentiality, right to deny treatments under certain conditions, and other rights.

First of all, living will and living trust are two different things. I think you mean living will here as in the title of your question (although in your question you typed "living trust"...

She could probably take it to court and win, depending on the state, but at the moment it would be pointless, a lot of effort for what comes out of it. I would find a new doctor or ask for a referr...

The one who is in worse condition. You can't decide who has a better chance of living the 49yr old could be a crack addict and die of an overdose tomorrow. Yes both Dr.s have a say but the one...

Well it is kind of a slippery sloap and every case in different. If a patient has a living will, the medical team will have to follow the wishes that the person outlined in that will. If the wish...

It's like crossing the street. A pedestrian has the right of way, however, the law doesn't actually protect you in any way from potentially being hit. Likewise, when receiving health ...

The US Government in DC has a place just for that. You can purchase these books ( at a very low cost ) or free.