During the Nineteenth Century, the Largest Obstacle to Improved Medical

question 8

Multiple Choice

During the nineteenth century, the largest obstacle to improved medical care in America was

• A)the absence of regulations in the medical profession.
• B)the absence of basic knowledge about disease.
• C)the low social status of medical professionals.
• D)the difficulty in medical experimentation.
• E)the apathy of the general population towards preventative health.

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