The state now mandates a detailed consent for all hospitals receiving state funding. Which information should the committee designing this form include? Choose all that apply

1. Signature of the competent patient or a legal representative
2. Name and full description of the proposed procedure
3. Name of the person or persons to perform the procedure
4. Date and time the procedure is scheduled
5. Estimated cost of the procedure
6. Description of risks and alternatives of the proposed procedure, including no treatment


1, 2, 3, 6
Rationale: A detailed consent form should include: signature of the competent patient or a legal representative; name and full description of the proposed procedure; name of the person or persons to perform the procedure; description of risks and alternatives of the proposed procedure, including no treatment; description of probable consequences of the proposed procedure; and signatures of one or two witnesses according to state law.

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