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- E X E R C I S E 3: Complete the sentences by selecting words from Column B in EXERCISE 1. 1.
3. It is clear from the passage that
A) Shakespeare and Firdawsi lived during the same time, but in different places B) eventually, Firdawsi managed to provide his daughter with a substantial dowry C) Firdawsi never returned to his native village of Tus after fleeing to Herat D) the language spoken in Iran hasn't changed dramatically since Firdawsi's time E) the style of writing used by Shakespeare strongly resembles that of Firdawsi E X E R C I S E 3: Complete the sentences by selecting words from Column B in EXERCISE 1. 1. The Portuguese gave the city of Bombay to England in 1661 as part of the transferred at the marriage of Catherine of Braganza to the English king Charles II. 2. Quebecois, the language of Quebec, is not identical to modern French, but it a strong resemblance to the French of earlier times, so French people can usually understand this language. 3. She made a lot of mistakes on her first day at the clothing factory and was only paid for completed articles. Her wages were so that she could barely afford a sandwich and her bus fare home. 4. She was presented with £1000 for winning the painting competition, and used the to decorate her studio. 5. Simone hasn't been back to her country, South Africa, for fifteen years. Although she was born and raised there, she now considers London her home. ELS • 385 MALPRACTICE In law, malpractice refers to misconduct or negligence by a professional person, such as a physician, lawyer or accountant. Such misconduct includes failure to exercise the level of skill and learning expected of a licensed professional. The result of malpractice to the client or patient is injury, damage or some loss owing to professional incompetence. The official criteria for a valid medical malpractice claim are duty, breach, damages and causation. The practitioner must have had a relationship to the patient, which indicates that he or she had a duty to exercise ordinary care; must have breached - that is, failed to measure up to - that duty, according to the applicable standard of care; and because of that breach must have caused the patient physical and monetary damages. If there is evidence of malpractice, a client may sue in a civil action, seeking damages in the form of money. Those most likely to be sued are surgeons, since malpractice is much easier to prove when a surgical operation has been done. If, for example, a surgeon leaves a foreign object inside a closed wound, the surgeon is clearly liable for the carelessness. Plastic surgeons are most at risk, since their operations are done to improve the patient's appearance. Dissatisfied patients may sue. Medical malpractice actions do three things: provide quality control for the medical profession; provide some measure of compensation for the harm done; and give emotional vindication to the plaintiff, which is a measure of his or her ability to make a complaint and receive a satisfactory response. Download 3.34 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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