A Nurse Named in a Malpractice Case May Wish to Avoid

question 1

Multiple Choice

A nurse named in a malpractice case may wish to avoid the expense of a trail by going to arbitration. What is another rationale for using this process?

• A) There is no need to have attorney representation.
• B) Arbitration is not binding, so if the parties do not like the outcome, nothing is lost.
• C) Witnesses do not testify under oath and are easier to obtain.
• D) There is no formal record made of the arbitration process.

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Definitions:

Axillary

Pertaining to the area under the arm where the arm meets the shoulder.

Oral

Pertaining to the mouth, including aspects related to speaking, eating, or medication administration.

Rectal

Relating to, or situated near the rectum, the final section of the large intestine.

Axillary

Pertaining to the armpit area of the body.