When Does an Agent Expressly Bind Herself to a Contract

question 91

Multiple Choice

When does an agent expressly bind herself to a contract made for a principal?

• A)When the agent acts as a surety
• B)When the doctrine of estoppel applies
• C)When the agent contracts for a principal while lacking authority to do so
• D)An agent cannot bind herself to a contract made for a principal

Educate patients on the proper use and care of assistive devices for bowel elimination, including bedpans and ostomy appliances.

Recognize and respond appropriately to signs of compromised intestinal function in various populations, including infants, the elderly, and those with chronic conditions.

Implement appropriate nursing interventions for bowel preparation and specimen collection.

Develop tailored patient education plans for bowel management, including bowel training programs and dietary recommendations.

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Definitions:

Breach

To violate a legal duty by an act or a failure to act.

Client Confidentiality

The ethical obligation of professionals, especially in legal and medical fields, to keep information given by or about their clients secret from others.

Negligence

The failure to take reasonable care to avoid causing injury or loss to another person, resulting in liability for any damage resulting from this lack of care.

Civil Wrong

A violation of a person's rights or a failure to perform a legal duty owed to a specific individual or society, known as a tort.