In the late 1930s, Norman Baker bought a hotel in Arkansas and opened a cancer hospital. He advertised "guaranteed" cures without surgery, although such cures did not exist. This was an example of the intentional tort of ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
fraud
Accepting fees for cures that did not exist is an example of intentional tort of fraud.
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To code a forceps delivery, the coder should reference the term _____ in the index
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