Question 50 · LDEK · Patient rights
Under which of the following is the dentist allowed to refuse the close-to-the-patient person their presence while providing medical services?
- A. after obtaining the consent from their superior.
- B. after obtaining the consent from the hospital administrator.
- C. when there is the probability of an epidemic threat.
- D. when there appear relevant factors affecting patient’s health security.
- E. when there is the probability of an epidemic threat or patient’s health security is at stake.
Hint
The Act on Patients' Rights lists two grounds for refusing a close person's presence, and neither involves anyone's approval.
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