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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part I - When Good Doctors Go Bad.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How do patients leave the operating room at Shouldice after having surgery?
(a) They are taken on a gurney.
(b) They leave in a wheelchair.
(c) They walk out of the room.
(d) They use a walker.

2. Who was the staff surgeon in charge of the procedure on a teenage knifing victim?
(a) Malcom Wiggins.
(b) Mitchell Davidson.
(c) Matt Provin.
(d) Michael Ball.

3. How old was the patient who needed a central line?
(a) In his sixties.
(b) In his forties.
(c) In his thirties.
(d) Fiftyish.

4. Who first proposed that a computer could read an EKG better than a human could?
(a) William Baxt.
(b) Michael Bartholomew.
(c) David Angston.
(d) Lars Edenbrandt.

5. When does the American College of Surgeons convention take place?
(a) Mid-October.
(b) April.
(c) July.
(d) September.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the doctor who was convicted of murdering fifteen patients with lethal doses of narcotics?

2. How long after Bryce Shouldice left medical school did he begin performing hernia operations at Shouldice?

3. What year were the articles by Joseph Lister that were for sale?

4. Who introduced the term "health-care focused factory"?

5. When was the case of the badly infected knee that Goodman mishandled?

(see the answer key)

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