While on a flight to Germany, a passenger begins exhibiting the classic symptoms of cardiac arrest. Rather than landing along the Atlantic coast, the pilot decided to continue the ten-hour flight to Frankfurt. As a result of the delay in treatment, the passenger incurred substantial heart damage. The passenger's best cause of action against the airline would be for
a. battery. c. negligence per se.
b. negligence. d. strict liability.
Question 2
The difference in an approach to social welfare between the United States and Western Europe is that
A. guarantee a generous minimum standards of living
B. social service is a political right, not a charity
C. social service is available to all or most citizens
D. all of the above
Pericardial effusion: A, normal pericardial sac; B, pericardial sac with excess fluid possibly causi
The comet Ikeya-Zhang exhibiting a bright, condensed coma (March 2002)
A model of anxiety in which stressful events or a changing mental condition can produce unfavorable
Signs and Symptoms of Infection and Inflammation
ATP Production in Cardiac Muscle
Blunt Cardiac Injury Most Frequently Affects the Right Atrium and Ventricle as They Collide with the