A class that can have direct instances (e.g., Outpatient or Resident Patient) is called a(n) ________ class

The term ________ refers to the doctrine that applies to strict liability actions that says a plaintiff who is contributorily negligent for his or her injuries is responsible for a proportional share of the damages

A) negligence per se B) assumption of risk C) comparative fault D) contributory negligence

What is another term for nonintegrated systems?

A) Islands of information B) ERP systems C) SAP systems D) Enterprise systems