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Child Behavior and Medical Responses

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What is the primary reason for the child's resistance towards Dr. Renfield?

The child is experiencing a fear of impending harm or negative actions by the doctor. (correct)
The child prefers to stay with Berry, the housekeeper.
The child is merely being defiant towards authority figures.
The child dislikes the doctor's appearance.

What does the text primarily highlight about the difference between Dr. Renfield's and Berry's reactions?

Berry was hostile, while Dr. Renfield was compassionate.
Both demonstrated equal empathy toward the child's distress.
Dr. Renfield showed extreme care, while Berry was apathetic.
Berry showed more empathy for the child's condition compared to Dr. Renfield. (correct)

What possible legal implication is suggested within the text?

A possible malpractice case against Dr. Renfield. (correct)
The child has caused harm therefore the parents are liable.
A potential lawsuit against Berry because of negligent behavior.
A court order to remove the child from the custody of their parents

What does the text imply about the possible role of racial biases?

<p>Racial bias likely contributed to the harsh treatment of the child. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key element the text emphasizes regarding the child in the situation?

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Flashcards

Child's Distress

The emotional suffering displayed by the child when facing Dr. Renfield.

Dr. Renfield's Actions

The responses of the doctor during the interaction, aimed at comforting or examining the child.

Malpractice Case

A legal claim that may arise from perceived wrongdoing by a medical professional.

Empathy Contrast

The difference in emotional understanding shown by the doctor compared to the housekeeper.

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Racial Bias

Prejudice that may influence the treatment of the child in a medical context.

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Study Notes

Boy's Reactions and Actions

Young boy clung to Berry and resisted nurses.
Stopped crying when Dr Renfield arrived, but continued to sniff.
Held his arms tightly around the black boy's neck.

Doctor's Actions and Comments

Tried to take the child but was resisted by kicking and crying.
Shouted at the boy and housekeeper, and demanded payment for damages.
Claimed the boy's injury was "criminal carelessness".
Demanded deduction of money from wages.

Outcomes and Consequences

Boy's injuries less severe than initially feared.

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