Should a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order be used as a Do Not Rescue order?:So how do you begin to make these decisions? Obviously, a great example of where there are so many ethical dimensions, so many dimensions of values that come into these choices. Even the question of who gets to make that choice is one that has ethical dimensions as well. What happened in this situation was that some of the people who could move more quickly were put onto boats that were coming up to the entrance of this hospital. The water was rising that high. And then intensive care unit patients, including both the babies and the adults, were sent out on some of those first helicopters for some of the reasons that I mentioned. But there was also a very important decision that was made early on, which was not only which patients would go first, but that a category of patients would go last. And these were some of the sickest patients, in fact, patientswho had so-called do not resuscitate orders. And so these were the patients who were there when, in fact, the power did fail. And each patient was put through a