3. Dr. Edwards, a cardiologist, has a thriving medical practice. A large portion of Dr. Edwards's practice is treating medicare patients. Dr. Edwards often orders EKGs when such testing is not medically necessary. Dr. Edwards has the testing done, but does not even review the results. Dr. Edwards, however, is sure to bill for the test. Is this a problem? Explain why there is or is not a problem. 4. Mildred, age 93 and suffering from advanced Alzheimers, is a resident at Sunnyside Assisted Living. Sunnyside Assisted Living's director, Earl, receives Mildred's social security check each month and deposits it in Sunnyside's commercial bank account. Earl uses the money to buy necessities for Mildred, such as new clothes and shoes. He intends to give the money to Mildred's heirs when she dies. Is this a problem? Explain why there is or is not a