Basics
Rules
Legal
Responsibilities
Situations
100

In most states, adult is defined as someone 18 years of age or older

What is Adult?

100

Occurs when one of the parties involved in a contract fails to fulfill their part of the agreed-upon obligations

What is Breach of Contract?

100

The legal term for holding someone against their will or restraining a person’s freedom of movement without proper legal authority or legal justification


What is False imprisonment?

100

Professional negligence or misconduct by a healthcare provider that leads to injury, harm, or damage to a patient


What is malpractice?

100

The ethical principle that demands fairness, equity, and impartiality in the distribution of healthcare resources and treatments


What is Situations?

200

Someone who has the authority to represent another person

What is Agent?
200

Standards of principles or fundamental truths developed by a society or profession to guide decisions about right and wrong behavior and professional conduct

What is Codes of ethics?

200

A deliberate deception or misrepresentation intended to result in unauthorized benefit or unlawful gain


What is Fraud?

200

Another term for euthanasia, referring to the act of painlessly ending the life of an individual suffering from an incurable and painful disease or medical condition


What is mercy killing?

200

Medical treatments or diagnostic tests that involve entering the body, typically by penetrating the skin or inserting an instrument into a body cavity, requiring formal informed consent


What is Invasive Procedures?

300

Touching a patient or performing a procedure without their permission can result in being charged with the crime of battery, the unauthorized touching of another person

What is Battery?

300

Designates a specific person to act on the patient’s behalf if the patient becomes unable to make the decisions


What is Durable power of attorney for health care?

300

An agreement created by the actions, conduct, or circumstances of the parties involved, rather than by explicit spoken or written words 


What is Implied Contracts?

300

The failure to exercise the degree of care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise under similar circumstances, resulting in unintentional injury or harm to another


What is Negeligence?

300

An agreement created through explicit spoken or written words detailing the specific terms agreed upon by the parties


What is Express contract?

400

When a patient feels threatened about receiving unwanted treatment, including any threatened or implied act, regardless of whether it is carried out or if the word is used in non-violent physical context

What is Assult?

400

An emancipated minor is an individual under the age of 18 who has legally established independence from their parents or guardians


What is Emancipated minors?

400

A voluntary agreement given by a patient to undergo a specific medical intervention, procedure, or treatment after receiving a full explanation of the relevant facts, potential risks, expected benefits, and available alternatives   


What is Informed consent?

400

Established rules, guidelines, or standardized procedures designed to guide actions and conduct in clinical, ethical, or legal healthcare situations


What is protocols?

400

Permission given directly, either in writing or orally, after the patient has been informed of the nature, risks, and benefits of a proposed procedure or treatment.


What is Express Consent?

500

These are written instructions that outline individuals’ desires regarding care should they become unable, as the result of illness or injury, to make these decisions

What is Advance directives?

500

Performing an action that results in the painless death of a person suffering from an incurable, painful, or distressing disease or condition; often referred to as mercy killing


What is Euthanasia?

500

Medical treatments or diagnostic tests that involve entering the body, typically by penetrating the skin or inserting an instrument into a body cavity, requiring formal informed consent


What is Invasive Procedures?

500

A legal doctrine holding an employer or principal legally responsible for the wrongful acts or negligence of an employee or agent committed within the scope of their employment


What is Respondeat Superior?

500

A complex situation where a person must choose between two or more conflicting moral imperatives, none of which is unambiguously acceptable or preferable


What is Ethical dilemma?