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The (i) relationship between patients and their doctors is evidenced b
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The (i) ________ relationship between patients and their doctors is evidenced by patients’ (ii) ________ reactions to the attempts by insurance companies to force patients to see new doctors in different health care networks.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. laconic | D. tacit |
| B. stolid | E. onerous |
| C. sacrosanct | F. antagonist |
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The insurance company forced the patient to see new doctors.
Now the patient must have reacted in a way that can define his relationship with his doctor.
The Patient can be cheerful about seeing new doctors and hence the relationship maybe not be good between current docs. But we don't have words for that.
While
The patients and their doctors may have inviolable/sacred relationships so when the insurance companies forced them to see new docs, they reacted in a negative way.
Sacrosanct & antagonistic
Answer C F
Now the patient must have reacted in a way that can define his relationship with his doctor.
The Patient can be cheerful about seeing new doctors and hence the relationship maybe not be good between current docs. But we don't have words for that.
While
The patients and their doctors may have inviolable/sacred relationships so when the insurance companies forced them to see new docs, they reacted in a negative way.
Sacrosanct & antagonistic
Answer C F
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