Question 51 · LDEK · Professional liability
The medical court cannot impose the following punishment on a dental practitioner:
- A. compensation to a person harmed by a dental practitioner.
- B. note of caution.
- C. reprimand.
- D. financial penalty.
- E. suspension in the practice of the dental profession for a period from one to five years.
Hint
Separate the disciplinary penalties of the medical chamber from remedies that only a civil court can award.
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