Health, 05.05.2020 14:33, crybaby222psyc
Dr. Saul treated Frederick for chronic bronchitis, but it was later proven that Frederick actually had emphysema. This mistake
in determining what was wrong with Frederick is
an imaging error.
a diagnostic error
a medication error.
a surgical error
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