Undergoing cardiovascular testing

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Before undergoing cardiovascular testing, Mrs. Henderson is given a stack of forms to read and sign. You notice that she seems to have difficulty reading the forms, although she signs each one. Based on informed consent laws: Group of answer choices The medical center cannot be sued because the staff showed Mrs. Henderson the potential outcomes, regardless if she understood them or not. Medical professionals are responsible for making sure that patients understand the treatment information provided to them. Once patients sign consent forms, whether they understand the details or not, they cannot change their minds about undergoing the procedures described. Because she signed the forms Mrs. Henderson will not be allowed to sue the medical team.

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