A car dealership employee, in need of an anonymous car to us…
A car dealership employee, in need of an anonymous car to use in an illegal run to Canada, steals a car from the dealership. Which of the following options correctly identifies the right combination of fraud triangle factors and the potential example of that factor from this situation?
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On admission, the patient was found to have a blood glucose level of 218. The RN knows that except in emergency situations, it is hospital policy to obtain physician’s orders before administering any medication. Because the on-call physician did not return the page, the nurse administered insulin according to the common sliding scale without a order. Four hours later, the patient was found nonresponsive in her bed and later died. According to the autopsy, the patient died from heart failure. Her postmortem blood glucose level was 22. The nurse’s actions are an example of:
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