Question 48 · LEK · General principles
Many doctors have the title “doctor of medicine” embedded in their rubber stamps. In light of the current law:
- A. such a title can be used only by a doctor who has completed postgraduate internship.
- B. such a title cannot be used at all because it does not exist in the legal sense.
- C. such a title can be used only by doctors who graduated before 1996.
- D. such a title can be used only by doctors who graduated before 1989.
- E. A and C are correct.
Hint
Ask what professional title medical graduates hold under current law, and whether 'doctor of medicine' is among the titles the law defines.
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