When a patient causes his or her own injury, this is called:
a. product liability
b. assumption of risk
c. proximate cause
d. contributory negligence
ANSWER: d
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How often should blood gas calibration verification by control media take place?
a. At least one level of control media should be analyzed every 8 hr. b. At least two levels of control media should be analyzed every day. c. At least two levels of control media should be analyzed every 8 hr. d. At least two levels of control media should be analyzed every hour.
Standard curves are necessary for which coagulation procedures?
a. Thrombin time b. Specific factor assays c. Fibrinogen assay d. Both specific factor assays and fibrinogen assay
Treatment of type 2 diabetes can be accomplished by using diet, exercise, antidiabetic medications, and even:
A. glucagon B. iodine C. insulin D. glycogen
The most important skill that a successful health care provider can possess is the ability to interact ____ with patients, clients, and their families.
A. authoritatively B. in an impersonal way C. very seriously D. compassionately