Question 7 (part 2) · LDEK · Duty to provide medical assistance and withdrawal from treatment
Can dentist not take on or refuse treatment?
- A. no, because treatment of every patient, who possesses health insurance, is the main duty of a dentist.
- B. yes, but only in particularly justified cases, except for urgent cases.
- C. yes, because dentist has the right to maintain freedom of medical action.
- D. there is no such possibility.
- E. yes, after approval from the head of the clinic.
Hint
Withdrawal is possible in justified cases, but think about which situations always require the dentist to help.
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