Which clause addresses uncertainty about outcomes?

• A. No-guarantee clause
• B. Signature clause
• C. Anesthesia clause
• D. Tissue-disposal clause

Answer: (A)

Uncertainty about outcomes is dealt with by a no-guarantee clause. It explicitly states that no specific result or outcome is promised, recognizing that final results can vary due to many factors beyond control. This kind of clause sets expectations and helps limit liability for guaranteed results. The other clauses address different issues: a signature clause relates to formal agreement by signing, an anesthesia clause covers risks and considerations tied to anesthesia, and a tissue-disposal clause governs how biological tissue is handled after a procedure.