What is the benefit of antitrust laws to the health care consumer?
1. They prevent physicians from ordering unnecessary tests.
2. They promote the use of registered nurses rather than unlicensed assistive personnel.
3. They encourage activities to promote health.
4. They promote competition and efficiency in health care.
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Rationale: Antitrust laws promote competition among health care facilities. This competition helps promote efficiency. None of the benefits listed in the additional options are related to antitrust laws.
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