Completely acceptable
Is acceptable when it affects the hospitals profits
Is a federal offense
Can be done if the hospital administrator approves it
True
False
True
False
True
False
Nothing, the physician may withdraw from care as is best fit for he/she
False imprinsoment charges
Abandoment charges
Nothing, it is the patient respinsibility to find care
Herpes
Common cold
AIDS
UTI
Honor the patients confidentiality
Call her husband right away
Call the department of health
Persuade the patient to tell her partner
True
False
Ask his or her name
Ask the date of birth
Ask their address
Have patient state their name and date of birth
Able to pay all medical expenses upfront
Is unable to pay for medical expenses
Has HIV
None of the above
Writing to another doctor about the case
Giving informal notice of withdrawal from a case
Declaring the patient indigent
Giving formal notice of withdrawal from a case
Even though the parents refuse
If they choose to receive it
When grandparents override the wishes of the parents
If it is profitable for the hospital
Expect the appropriate standard of care
Deny any treatment
Have his or her medical information protected
All of the above
Understanding of the limits or risks in the pending treatment
Expressed consent
Understanding of the treatment options
All of the above
Implied consent
Expressed consent
Informed consent
None
Malfeacence
Negligence
Assumption of risks
None of these
Nonfeasance
Malfeasance
Misfeasance
This is acceptable if done occasionally
Res ipsa loquitur
Compensatory damages
Preponderance of evidence
Respondeat superior
Denial defense
Assumption of risk
Borrowed servant
None of these
Comparative negligence
Fraud
Borrowed servant doctrine
This is illegal
When the plaintiff sues the defendant
When the injury is discovered
Two years after the injury
Anytime
Employer
Employee
Co-workers
Supervisor
Determine population trends and needs
Encourage planning and zoning in a community
Determine the tax base for a community
None of these
Is considered a mature minor for this appointment
She is a emancipated minor
Needs consent before her prenatal appointment
None of these
A minor in nonemergency cases
An 18 year old who is single
A 16 year old in the military who is self supporting
A married 18 year old
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