Depends on a few factors. First and foremost is the question of whether the treatment Sally was receiving via the medication in question had to do with the malpractice case. For example, if a diabetic patient sues a doctor for botching a surgery by breaking the sterile field, her failure to assiduously take her meds would be irrelevant. If, however, the suit addresses a problem the meds were treating, it's likely her failure to take said meds would undermine the plaintiff's case.
Bear in mind that, contrary to popular belief, malpractice suits are not common at all. I am informed by the Orange County Bar that, without loss of limb or wrongful death being the cause, it's very unlikely that (a) the plaintiff will succeed or (b) that they'll even find a lawyer to take the case one.
Patient Sally sued Dr. Smith for malpractice. How might the fact that Sally got sicker because she forgot to take her medicine affect the case?
In a medical malpractice lawsuit, the patient forgetting to take their medicine may be considered contributory negligence. It could potentially impact the outcome of the case, depending on the laws in the jurisdiction and the specific circumstances of the case. The court may consider the patient's responsibility in managing their own healthcare in determining liability.
Without knowing all the facts it is not possible to say. There are far too many variables and unknowns.
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As the medicine advances the number of people die because of diseases decrease increasing the population.
There is no doubt that it does.
If the capsule of the bacteria is very hard, none of the medicine given will have any affect on the bacteria. Capsules essentially "hide" the bacteria. They protect it from phagocytosis so that the WBC's can't attack it.
Heparin is a blood thinner drug which can do just that, affect the density of the blood of the patient.
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Your personal behavior can set the tone for the work environment and influence the behavior of your patients and co-workers. Positive behavior, such as empathy and respect, can foster a sense of trust and cooperation, while negative behavior, like rudeness or unprofessionalism, can create tension and hinder productivity. It's important to model behavior that promotes a supportive and constructive workplace.
When she is in heat is o.k. there is not much of a change in her but if you plan on mating her i suggest not because it can have an adverse affect on the new litter
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