Question 8 (part 2) · LDEK · Consent and treatment without consent
Choose false statement regarding the concept of actual competence (decisive):
- A. abilities and skills of a person who gives consent or objection to health insurance.
- B. decisive competence is characterized by selectivity.
- C. it is, among others, ability to understand the obtained information and ability to estimate the benefits and assessing the risk related to considered treatment method.
- D. it is, among others, ability to express the expectation and readiness to accept the consequences of one’s decisions.
- E. decisive competence is constant over time.
Hint
Think of a delirious patient who later regains clarity: can decision-making capacity change over time?
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