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Mas'uuliyadda Xumada Marka ay Dhakhaatiirtu Isticmaalaan Kediska AI

Wuxuu tijaabiyaa afarta walxood ee dayacan, Qiimaha, Gerke iyo Cohen falanqaynta raacitaanka ama diidmada talada AI, iyo sababta caddaynta FDA aysan gaashaan u ahayn.

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Which set lists the four elements a US malpractice claim usually requires?

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  1. Which set lists the four elements a US malpractice claim usually requires?
    • Intent, motive, opportunity, harm
    • Duty, breach of the standard of care, causation, damages
    • Consent, disclosure, billing, harm
    • License, specialty, error, apology
  2. Under the 2019 JAMA analysis by Price, Gerke and Cohen, which scenario carries the highest liability risk for a physician?
    • Following an AI recommendation for standard care
    • Rejecting a correct but nonstandard AI suggestion
    • Following an AI recommendation that departs from standard care when the patient is then harmed
    • Not using AI in a specialty where no tools exist
  3. Why can an undocumented dismissal of an AI flag hurt a clinician in court?
    • EHR audit logs show the alert was displayed, which suggests the clinician was on notice
    • AI companies testify against doctors
    • Dismissing alerts is a crime
    • The flag automatically becomes the standard of care
  4. Why is FDA 510(k) clearance not a full shield for a physician using an AI tool?
    • The FDA does not review any AI software
    • Clearance expires after one year
    • Clearance makes the FDA the defendant
    • 510(k) clearance generally does not block state negligence claims or define the standard of care
  5. A hospital deploys a model without validation or training, and a patient is harmed. Which theory might a plaintiff use against the hospital itself?
    • Learned intermediary
    • Corporate negligence over how the tool was selected, validated and rolled out
    • Product recall
    • Informed refusal
  6. Why are product liability claims against AI developers harder to win, according to the guide?
    • Developers are immune under federal law
    • Software never causes harm
    • Courts often treat software as a service, and the clinician stands between the tool and the patient as a learned intermediary
    • Patients cannot identify the developer
  7. Which documentation practice does the guide recommend when AI informs a clinical decision?
    • Record the tool used, its output and why you agreed or disagreed based on your own assessment
    • Never mention AI in the chart
    • Copy the vendor's marketing claims into the note
    • Record only the final diagnosis
  8. An ambient AI scribe inserts an exam finding that never happened, and the physician signs the note. Who is responsible for the note's accuracy?
    • The scribe vendor alone
    • Bukaanka
    • No one, because the error was automated
    • The physician who signed it