This Is a Common-Law Doctrine That Means "Let the Master

question 71

Multiple Choice

This is a common-law doctrine that means "let the master answer" and the employer/provider is liable for the actions of the employee.

• A) Malpractice
• B) Locum tenens
• C) Respondeat superior
• D) Res ipsa loquitor
• E) Emancipated

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