In a typical health-care organization, the medical error rates range ______.
A. from 67 to 309 per trillion opportunities
B. between two sigma and three sigma
C. to one error per second per hospital
D. to one error per physician per procedure per day
B. between two sigma and three sigma
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George Burton owned two lots, A and B. Lot A he owned as tenants in common with his wife, Agnes, and Lot B they owned in joint tenancy. George signed an instrument allowing his son, Edward, to use Lot A for the rest of his (Edward's) life
George left his interest in Lot B to his other son, Cedric, in his will. Which of the following is TRUE? A) Edward has a life estate and George and Agnes the remainder of the fee simple in Lot A. B) If George dies before Agnes, Agnes will become the sole owner of Lot B. C) If George dies before Agnes, Agnes and Cedric will become tenants in common of Lot B. D) both A and B E) both A and C
Which of the following is a false statement?
A) Risk averse people will pay an insurance premium that is greater than the mathematically fair chance of loss in order to relieve themselves of uncertainty. B) A risk seeker is willing to assume risk. C) The mathematically fair price for insurance is the objective risk for the insurer multiplied by the maximum possible loss. D) Insurance is never a mathematically fair trade because the insurer adds several operating and other costs to loss costs when it calculates the premium.
In a race state, a non-bona fide purchaser can take title to the property
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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