A(n) lists instructions for your care if you cannot give the instructions yourself and a(n) makes decisions about your care on your behalf?

A living will lists instructions for your care if you cannot give the instructions yourself, outlining your preferences for medical treatment in specific situations. A durable power of attorney for healthcare, on the other hand, designates someone to make decisions about your care on your behalf when you are unable to do so. Both documents are essential for ensuring that your healthcare wishes are respected.