Asked by
Jacey Nguyen
on Dec 04, 2024Verified
What do negligence and malpractice have in common? Select all that apply.
A) Negligence and malpractice are unintentional torts.
B) Negligence and malpractice are felonies.
C) Malpractice is the professional form of negligence.
D) Negligence and malpractice involve the intent to do harm to a patient.
E) Breach of duty must be present for negligence to occur
Unintentional Torts
Legal incidents in which harm is caused by negligence or unintentional actions, not by deliberate wrongdoing.
Malpractice
A type of negligence by a professional resulting in harm or damage to a patient or client.
Negligence
Failure to take reasonable care or steps to prevent loss or injury to another person, often leading to legal liability.
- Comprehend the connection between negligence, malpractice, and harm to patients within the context of nursing practice.
- Comprehend the ethical and legal frameworks governing nursing practices.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the connection between negligence, malpractice, and harm to patients within the context of nursing practice.
- Comprehend the ethical and legal frameworks governing nursing practices.
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