Question 2 (part 2) · LEK · Consent and treatment without consent
Performing surgery in a patient who is under 16 years old, requires the consent of:
- A. patient.
- B. legal representative.
- C. consent of attending physician.
- D. patient and legal representative.
- E. does not require consent.
Hint
Check the age threshold in Polish law at which a minor's own consent becomes required in addition to that of the legal representative.
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