Question 89 · LDEK · Patient rights
What is the patient’s actual guardian?
- A. it is a notarized person to take care of a sick person.
- B. it is a person designated by the court to take care of a patient.
- C. it is a designated-by-the-patient person who was authorized to have access to patient medical documentations.
- D. it is a person who by the power of law takes care of a sick person.
- E. it is a person who, without any statutory obligation, takes constant care of a patient requiring it due to age, health condition or mental state.
Hint
The key feature of an actual carer is the absence of any legal duty combined with constant, factual care.
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