Services provided to treat a medical condition that involves the sudden onset of acute symptoms of sufficient severity to threaten a person's life or health are:
A. urgent care.
B. medical care.
C. hospital care.
D. emergency care.
Question 2
Principles adopted in the Patient's Bill of Rights include all of the following EXCEPT the right to:
A. accurate and easily understood information.
B. a sufficient choice of healthcare providers.
C. receive emergency services without prior authorization.
D. sue the managed care organization.
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