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It seems that medical care is constantly improving and is far better today than it was a few years ago. New medicines are being developed, and at a lower cost. Technological advancements are being made and new treatments are devised. However, hospital care has not improved as much as expected. Most hospitals do not have a large enough ER that can handle a sudden influx of patients and the number of people who die in a hospital due to reasons other than what they got admitted for is staggeringly high.
All of the following underscore the author’s argument EXCEPT
A. Most hospitals require doctors to do so much paperwork that they spend insufficient time on direct patient care.
B. Most hospitals recirculate air and therefore, it is very easy for diseases such as anthrax to spread through the hospital.
C. In smaller cities, the ambulance service is on a voluntary basis and the response time for calls is much lower than the national average, leading to a higher loss of life.
D. A number of doctors in private hospitals are not held accountable by the administration for the loss of patients.
E. Doctors in most private hospitals have performance appraisals based on how much money they have brought in for the hospital rather than based on how effectively they treated patients.
All of the following underscore the author’s argument EXCEPT
A. Most hospitals require doctors to do so much paperwork that they spend insufficient time on direct patient care.
B. Most hospitals recirculate air and therefore, it is very easy for diseases such as anthrax to spread through the hospital.
C. In smaller cities, the ambulance service is on a voluntary basis and the response time for calls is much lower than the national average, leading to a higher loss of life.
D. A number of doctors in private hospitals are not held accountable by the administration for the loss of patients.
E. Doctors in most private hospitals have performance appraisals based on how much money they have brought in for the hospital rather than based on how effectively they treated patients.
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A. Most hospitals require doctors to do so much paperwork that they spend insufficient time on direct patient care.
B. Most hospitals recirculate air and therefore, it is very easy for diseases such as anthrax to spread through the hospital.
C. In smaller cities, the ambulance service is on a voluntary basis and the response time for calls is much lower than the national average, leading to a higher loss of life.
D. A number of doctors in private hospitals are not held accountable by the administration for the loss of patients.
E. Doctors in most private hospitals have performance appraisals based on how much money they have brought in for the hospital rather than based on how effectively they treated patients.
A, B & C against argument
A - paper work is the reason for less improved patient care
B - a reason for less patients were admitted when a influx of patients
C - higher death rate because of unavailable ambulance
between D & E, not sure; for me it is E
E - directly supports argument; most private hospitals are interested to earn more money but less interested in patient care
B. Most hospitals recirculate air and therefore, it is very easy for diseases such as anthrax to spread through the hospital.
C. In smaller cities, the ambulance service is on a voluntary basis and the response time for calls is much lower than the national average, leading to a higher loss of life.
D. A number of doctors in private hospitals are not held accountable by the administration for the loss of patients.
E. Doctors in most private hospitals have performance appraisals based on how much money they have brought in for the hospital rather than based on how effectively they treated patients.
A, B & C against argument
A - paper work is the reason for less improved patient care
B - a reason for less patients were admitted when a influx of patients
C - higher death rate because of unavailable ambulance
between D & E, not sure; for me it is E
E - directly supports argument; most private hospitals are interested to earn more money but less interested in patient care
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Can you please provide some insights why its C and not E
