During the Nineteenth Century, Several Factors Eventually Led to Reducing

question 68

Multiple Choice

During the nineteenth century, several factors eventually led to reducing the number of medical schools in the United States. Which of the following was not cited as a reason leading to the number of medical schools in the United States?

• A)Medical school graduates were typically poor.
• B)There were too many doctors in the profession.
• C)There were too many "poor student" graduates.
• D)The federal government began to provide too many funds for medical schools and students.

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