Multiple Choice
Malpractice is
A) the use of methods that are not scientifically accepted.
B) the same as quackery.
C) the failure by a health professional to meet accepted standards of diagnosis and treatment.
D) all of the choices are characteristic of malpractice.
E) none of these choices is a characteristic of malpractice.
Correct Answer:
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Q1: Health frauds and quackery may be difficult
Q2: Which of the following factors contributes to
Q3: The hazards of fraud and quackery include
Q5: Most people find quackery easy to spot.
Q6: Which of the following is a common
Q7: "Quackery"and "fraud"are the same thing.
Q8: If you treat a cold it will
Q9: Which of the following are placebo effects?<br>A)
Q10: Recovery from illness after self-medication or treatment
Q11: Most quackery involves charlatans who deliberately exploit