Question 45 · LDEK · Relations with patients and society
The primary relationship principle between the dentist and the patient in the treatment process is based on:
- A. trust.
- B. paid fee.
- C. public mission fulfillment.
- D. obligation to provide medical care.
- E. recognized professional qualifications.
Hint
Identify what the Code of Medical Ethics treats as the foundation of the therapeutic relationship rather than merely a precondition of practice.
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