A patient gave consent for surgical removal of the uterus. while the patient was under anesthesia, the physician removed both the uterus and the ovaries. the physician could be liable for:

The national healthcare reform of 2010 is likely the most historic domestic policy since Medicare was created in 1965

Which of the following is not considered one of Blanchard and Peale’s ethics check questions to be used as a tool when facing an ethical dilemma?

Bioethics relates to societal rules or regulations obligatory to observe

Consent for treatment is implied when a client makes and appointment and comes to the clinic as scheduled

Some providers limit their practice because of the high cost of malpractice insurance

An increased number of specialists make it more difficult to coordinate client care

If a person is found guilty in a civil case, the person will be expected to:

Briefly describe the 4Ds of medical negligence and give an example of each term.

The code of ethics that was established as a result of the trials of war criminals after world war II as guidelines for human experimentation is: