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Healthcare Quiz 1

Healthcare Quiz 1

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A hospital is guarded by two armed guards during an armed conflict. In the hospital, many wounded soldiers are treated. Select all that apply.

Please select 2 correct answers

As a general rule, hospitals are protected from attack.

If a hospital is guarded by armed guards, this means that the hospital is now used for military purposes and may be attacked as a military objective.

It does not matter; even if used for military purposes, a hospital may never be targeted.

Correct! Wrong!

Doctors provide medical care to enemy fighters. Select all that apply.

This is okay as long as they treat your fighters first.

The doctors may be punished for helping the enemy.

IHL protects doctors performing medical duties.

Correct! Wrong!

Healthcare Quiz

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