Use the drop-down tool to select the correct answer for each sentence.
was passed in 1990 and implemented in 1991.
v is the legislation that was passed in 1987.
v was passed by Congress in 1996.
y are expectations of how patients are to be cared for according to patient rights.
are legal orders regarding how a patient chooses to be treated in end-of-life
situations.
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Answer:

PSDA

was passed in 1990 and implemented in 1991.

OBRA

is the legislation that was passed in 1987.

HIPAA

was passed by Congress in 1996.

Standards of care

are expectations of how patients are to be cared for according to patient rights.

Advanced directives

are legal orders regarding how a patient chooses to be treated in end-of-life situations.

Explanation:

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