Consent forms may be challenged on all the following grounds EXCEPT

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The fact that the treating physician obtained the patient's signature is not a valid ground for challenging a consent form. The other options are valid grounds for challenging a consent form. A consent form must be written in clear and concise language that the patient can understand. Additionally, a consent form must be signed voluntarily by the patient, indicating that they fully understand the risks and benefits of the treatment or procedure they are consenting to.

Consent Forms May Be Challenged on All the Following Grounds