A healthcare professional who stops care without providing an equally qualified substitute can be charged with ________.
A. breach of duty
B. breach of contract
C. delayed treatment
D. abandonment
E. neglect
Answer: D
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A) the first lymph node along a lymph vessel. B) the largest lymph node along a lymph vessel. C) the smallest lymph node along a lymph vessel. D) the lymph node most susceptible to infection along a lymph vessel.
Based on the structure of the nervous system, which of the following statements is true?
a. A stroke represents an injury to the peripheral nervous system. b. A gunshot wound to the spinal cord will directly damage the peripheral nerves. c. A deep laceration to an arm can sever peripheral nerves. d. Numbness of a leg secondary to a fracture is caused by a central nervous system injury.
The failure of the testicles to descend into the scrotum is known as:
A) hypogonadism B) amenorrhea C) cryptorchidism D) hirsutism
Health insurers must spend a certain percentage of premium dollars on benefits and quality improvements, or provide rebates to consumers.
a. true b. false