During a class, an instructor reviews the impact of the Supreme Court decision regarding Estelle v. Gamble. The instructor determines that the students understand the material when they identify which of the following about this decision?
A) It created the need for cleaner, less crowded facilities.
B) It led to major reforms including establishment of inmates' rights.
C) It required the use of managed care organizations for service.
D) It mandated care to be provided in a timely fashion.
Ans: B
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