Return-to-play decisions for minor injuries are based on
a. the athlete's skill.
b. the athlete's ability to play through pain.
c. the athlete's ability to perform certain physical activities.
d. both A and B.
C
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A physician suggests hospice care for a patient with aggressive brain cancer that is not responding to curative care. Which of the following is true about hospice care?
A. The care occurs in a hospice facility that is separate from other medical facilities. B. It focuses on relieving pain using alternative comfort measures instead of medications. C. It is not designed to meet the emotional needs of the patient or family. D. It is not designed to target the underlying disease process. E. It focuses on care in the hospital.
When the defense claims that the patient's actions caused or contributed to the injury, this is called a(n)
A. denial defense. B. contributory negligence defense. C. technical defense. D. positive defense. E. assumption of risk defense.