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According to the Patient's Bill of Rights, in a life-threatening situation, a parent may not refuse treatment for their child. True False

According to the Patient's Bill of Rights, in a life-threatening situation, a parent may not refuse treatment for their child. True False
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According to the Patient's Bill of Rights, in a life-threatening situation, a parent may not refuse treatment for their child.

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False, a parent can refuse treatment for their child since their child is a minor and can’t make decisions for themselves
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