Can’t stop things from going wrong
<span>skill-related and health-related</span>
Answer:
Why He or She would stop: Stopping the physician-patient relationship can be seen as abandonment if not done properly. Missed appointments, chronic lateness, drug-seeking behavior, belligerent attitudes and refusal of treatment can strain a physician-patient relationship to the breaking point.
<em>>The law governing medical abandonment is predicated on the more dependent status of the patient in the relationship with the physician.
</em>
<em>
</em>
<em>>Abandonment in the medical setting means the ending of needed care without either making or allowing for reasonable arrangements for that care to continue.
</em>
<em>
</em>
<em>>Once you, as a physician, have engaged to provide care to a patient you are bound to provide that care for as long as that physician-patient relationship continues and only the proper termination of that relationship will end that duty. Terminating incorrectly can therefore lead to you being held to have abandoned your patient.</em>
<em />
Answer:
predicting whether a test will be positive or negative is a difficult and useful prediction task, because it occurs in settings where the woman herself is sufficiently uncertain about whether she is pregnant that she believes taking a test is worthwhile.
Explanation:
