A Solution Was Prepared by an Employee and Injected into the Patient

question 2

Multiple Choice

A solution was prepared by an employee and injected into the patient by a physician. The physician made no examination of the fluid, and the patient suffered permanent injuries as a result of the injection. The court determined that the physician is ___________.

• A) responsible for the injury because he should have known what was in the syringe
• B) responsible for the preparation of drugs by employees
• C) responsible for testing all drugs prepared by an employee before administering them
• D) not responsible for drugs prepared by an employee unless he knowingly could have prevented injury to the patient

Understand the concept of product-variety and business-stealing externalities in monopolistic competition.

Recognize the characteristics of long-run equilibrium in monopolistically competitive markets, including price, average total cost, and marginal cost relations.

Identify conditions of efficient scale operation and excess capacity in firms.

Analyze the impact of advertising on market efficiency, consumers' tastes, and competition.

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