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adult 

is defined as someone 18 years of age or older.

100

Touch

is whether the patient gives permission

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100

Contract

are formalized promises that are enforceable by law



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100

Implied consent

 is indicated by the patient's actions: showing up for a medical appointment, opening the mouth for the dentist to administer an injection, or participating in therapeutic exercises. Express consent is more formal, either oral 


Pg 91

100

Negligence

can result from an action performed incorrectly or from the failure to take a necessary action. People who are trained in health care are expected to have special knowl- edge and skills. Thus, they are held to a higher standard of care than those who are untrained. 



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200

Advance directive

Self-determination about health care decisions is pos- sible by using advance directives. These are written instructions that outline individuals' desires regarding care

Pg 84 

200

breach of contract

because the action agreed to was illegal. (The physician. might be charged with a criminal action, however.) 


Pg 84 



200

Damages 

A patient suffering injuries from a fall caused by the incompetence of a physical therapist assistant could be awarded


Pg 89 

200

Informed consent

is the process in which the patient receives information about treatment and gives his or her permission



Pg 91 

200

Principles

of Medical Ethics addresses the issue of problematic laws: 


Pg 84



300

Agent

Agent Name of Succms & nable or unwilling to act t cessor Agent 


Pg 86 



300

codes of ethics

developed by professional organizations.


Pg 83 

300

Ethics

is a system of principles (fundamental truths that serve as the founda- tion for a system of beliefs) a society develops to guide decisions about what is right and wrong


Pg 84 

300

Invasive procedures

involve punctures or incisions of the skin or insertion of instruments or foreign material into the body.) 



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300

Malpract

is the term for improper, illegal, or neg- ligent professional activity or treatment

400

Battery

and battery is whether the patient gives      

permission. An exception is emergency care administered when the patient is physically unable to give consent. 




400

Confidentially

Advocate the essential value of certification and continuing education. 

Embrace change, growth, and learning. 


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400

Express constant

s required for many procedures, especially those that are invasive


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400

Justice

requires that all patients, regardless of race, economic status, religion, nationality, or personal characteristics, receive the same level of care 

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and consideration. 

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400

Discreet

means being careful about what you say, preserving confidences, and respecting privacy.

500

autonomy

which means self- determination. Patients have the right to make decisions about their health care,

500

Consent

express contract false imprisonment fraud implied

Pg 87 

500

Ethical dilemma

because not everyone agrees to have 

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their own organs, or those of family members, donated at the time of their death.

Pg 88 

500

Legislation

and policies that are beneficial for both patients and health care professionals. 

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500

Implied constant

is indicated by the patient's actions: showing up for a medical appointment, opening the mouth for the dentist to administer an injection, or participating in therapeutic exercises. Express consent is more formal, either oral or in writing, in which a patient gives permission directly to the provider to receive treatment.

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