Hippocrates, an early Greek physician, is known as the Father of Medicine. Among his major contributions to health care was the idea that
A) most diseases do not require surgery.
B) diseases are not the result of magic or wrongdoing.
C) nurses and physicians should work collaboratively.
D) many illnesses are caused by invisible microorganisms.
B
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A) Battery B) False imprisonment C) Defamation D) Assault
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