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Multiple Choice Questions « Return to contents list Chapter 35, Question 1.1. Clinical negligence and risk management – which of the following are true? A The Bolam principle states: ‘A doctor is not guilty of negligence if he or she has acted in accordance with the practice accepted as proper by a responsible body of medical men skilled in that particular art’. B Hypoxia in labour probably accounts for 50% of cases of cerebral palsy. C Risk management aims to reduce risk of subsequent litigation. D The chief executive of a UK trust is responsible for an individual doctor's quality of care. E The doctor only needs to inform patients of the risk of common complications of a procedure. F Litigation is becoming more common because obstetric care is less good.