10.
Tort liability is almost always based on:
a. Fault.
b. Proximity.
c.
Coincidence.
d. Breach of practice.
11.
Which of the following is applicable to intentional torts?
a. The intent always involves a desire to harm someone.
b. Intentional torts are the most common basis for liability in a hospital setting.
c.
The intent involved is not necessarily hostile.
d. Fault is not involved.
12.
The most common basis for liability for health care professionals and hospitals is:
a. Failure to keep a verbal promise.
b. Negligence.
c.
A breach of agreement.
d. Criminal wrongdoing.
13. A hospital is found liable for injuries due to failure to properly segregate sterile and
non-sterile needles. This means that:
a. Harm was intentionally inflicted.
b. The responsible health care providers will be fired.
c.
The hospital is legally responsible and is likely to pay damages.
d. Injury may not necessary be due to careless behavior.
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