5 Written Questions

1. 1. Special Damages
   2. General Damages
   3. Nominal Damages
   4. Punitive Damages
2. This requires a teminal condition, takes effect upon said medical problem and relies on health care providers.
3. Subjective damages (ie. loss of enjoyment of life) are what kind of Damage.
4. Cost of repairs
   Loss of earnings
   Impairment of earning capacity
   Medical expenses
   Services in the home
5. Reserve the right to die/refuse care, 3 states.

5 Matching Questions

1. Power of Attorney
2. Tort
3. States Intrerests (Fosmire)
4. Federal Tort Claims Act
5. American Theory of Damages

1. a Preservation of Life,
   Prevention of Suicide,
   Protection of Innocent 3rd parties,
   Protection of the ethical integrity of health care professionals,
   are examples of;
2. b a legal instrument authorizing someone to act as the grantor's agent
3. c This Act partially abrogates the doctrine of sovereign immunity with regard to torts and applies the doctrine of respondeat superior to make the govrnment liable.
4. d A non-contractual civil wrong committed against a person or his property for which a court may award a remedy of damages.
5. e An amount of money necessary to make the injured party whole.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. That patients be told about their right to refuse care and their right to execute advanced directives.
   1. Federal Tort Claims Act
   2. Damages for Personal Injury
   3. Elements of a Contract
   4. Patient Self-Determination Act
2. You cannot use insurance for this type of damages.
   1. Statute
   2. Punitive
   3. Tort
   4. Contract
3. A durable Power of Attorney is a creature of?
   1. Statute
   2. Punitive
   3. Tort
   4. Contract
4. Special damages
   General damages ---includes Hedonic
   Nominal damages
   Punitive damages
   1. Tort
   2. Living Will
   3. Damages in Tort
   4. Types of Torts
5. 1. Torts of strict liablity
   2. Intentional torts
   3. Negligent torts
   1. Types of Torts
   2. Damages in Tort
   3. Power of Attorney
   4. Tort

5 True/False Questions

1. Schloendorff (1914) → A legally binding agreement.

   True        False

2. Special Damages → Subjective damages (ie. loss of enjoyment of life) are what kind of Damage.

   True        False

3. Contract → A non-contractual civil wrong committed against a person or his property for which a court may award a remedy of damages.

   True        False

4. Durable Power of Attorney → Grant requires legal capacity; becomes effective upon grantor's loss of decision-making capacity.

   True        False

5. Contract → What are these two examples of;
   Written or Oral
   Expressed or Implied

   True        False