1. When does the author say John Dryden “built his Versailles-like mansion in Bernardsville” in Part I: Chapter 24?
(a) The 1790s.
(b) The 1940s.
(c) The 1880s.
(d) The 1920s.

2. When does Part I: Chapter 21 begin?
(a) January, 1993.
(b) June, 2001.
(c) October, 1996.
(d) June, 1987.

3. Who was the New Jersey Poison Control director in 2003?
(a) Dr. Steven Marcus.
(b) Dr. John Banas.
(c) Dr. Bruce Ruck.
(d) Dr. Zarar Shaleen.

4. What does the author refer to in Part I: Chapter 26 as “any event in which patient safety is threatened”?
(a) A red tape event.
(b) A coronary event.
(c) A code blue event.
(d) A sentinel event.

5. The policeman that called Charlie after he broke into Michelle’s house was from what police district in Part I: Chapter 10?
(a) Livingston County Police.
(b) Raritan County Police.
(c) Somerset County Police.
(d) Palmer County Police.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author states in Part I: Chapter 27 that the night before Charlie Cullen’s interview with attorney Raymond J. Fleming, he had killed a patient using what drug?

2. What was the former name of the Greystone Psychiatric Hospital?

3. Who was the hospital pharmacist at Saint Luke’s in April of 2002?

4. By what nickname was digoxin called by the nurses in the ICU, according to the author in Part I: Chapter 13?

5. According to the author in Part II: Chapter 34, Somerset Medical Center’s internal investigation was being handled by whom?

(see the answer key)

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