The Lack of a Feasible Way to Make a Safer

question 37

True/False

The lack of a feasible way to make a safer product prevents liability based upon an alleged defective product as a matter of law.

Understand how to perform a general survey of a patient and interpret normal versus abnormal findings.

Identify signs of specific pediatric conditions based on physical appearance and growth patterns.

Recognize normal physiological changes associated with aging.

Interpret vital measurements (e.g., head and chest circumferences) in infants and recognize when referral is necessary.

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Definitions:

Retribution

A principle of justice that prescribes punishment for an offense should be proportionate to the severity of the crime committed.

Retributivist

A theory of punishment that justifies penalizing wrongdoers on the basis that they deserve punishment commensurate with the harm they have caused.

General Deterrence

is a theory in criminology that suggests the prevention of criminal behavior through the threat of punishment, aiming to discourage others from committing similar offenses.

Punishing Innocent

The act of subjecting individuals who have not committed any wrongdoing to punishment.