Question 38 · LDEK · Duty to provide medical assistance and withdrawal from treatment
The dentist has the right not to begin or withdraw from treating the patient. This right:
- A. does not apply if treatment delay could result in life loss or severe health disorder.
- B. does not apply to mentally ill patients.
- C. does not apply to drunk patients.
- D. does not apply to hospitalized patients.
- E. is not limited by any exceptions.
Hint
The right to refuse or withdraw from treatment is subject to the doctor's duty to help in urgent situations under Art. 30.
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