Discuss whether malpractice has occurred in the following scenario. Provide your rationale. A female patient
came in for a hysterectomy and had been on bed rest for two days post-operatively. Ambulation was now
medically indicated and attempts were made to get the patient up and walking. On the first attempt, the patient
complained of dizziness and nausea. This was documented, the doctor made aware, and attempts scheduled for
later in the day. On the second attempt, the patient was questioned about the earlier dizziness and nausea. It was
no longer present. The patient, assisted by staff, got up, fell and broke her ankle.

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Which of these is a sexual stereotype? a) on average, males are taller than females. b) people over the age of 60 are not interested in sex. c) male hormone levels differ from those of females. d) there are more male representatives than female representatives in congress.

Select the correct answer. which is the safest and most effective way to get a deeper stretch? a. massage the muscles being stretched b. inhale and push the stretch until it hurts c. lean into the stretch as you exhale d. place ice on your muscles before stretching