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chapter 3 10/23

41 cards·by cball157
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battery
the actual bodily harm to another person
practice
the MA is not licensed to what medicine
slander
a spoken, defaming statement made about another person
living will
a copy of what should be kept with patent records
HIPPA
it is a violation of what to tell a friend specific details of a patient condition
standard of care
the what asserts that the physician must provide the same knowledge
fraud
a deceitful practice
exploitation
the improper use of someone elses money
LGBT
a MA may need ti advocate for
reasonable
if you knowingly overlook a hazard that a what person would report
assault
the threat of bodily harm to another
misfeasance
a physician who preforms a lawful act
civil law
concerns realationships between individuals and the goverment
termination
the what of a contract between a physician and patient
tort
a what is is a wrongful act
res ips aloquitur
the doctrine of what tells us that the breach of duty
compliance
according to what reporting a physicians office is required to document the total
criminal
what laws are made to protect the public
practicing
what med is defined as diagnosing
signature
obtain a parent or guardians what
signed
the MA is responsible for making sure there is a what form
informed
what consent means that the patient is told possible consequences
negligence
it is easier to prevent what than it is to defend it
defamation of character
a MA who tells a patient that another physician is incompetent
bioethics
ethical decision pertaining o life issues are referred to as what
authorization
all patients must sign a what form before any records can be released
abandonment
the physician may be charged with what of the patient if he does not give formal notice
how should the CDC be notified
NOT written consent
what should a contract between two parties include
1. offer 2. consideration 3. competence
what can the Blanchard
False
four D's of negligence
1. duty 2. damages 3. direct cause 4. neglect of duty
components of the AMA
1. human dignity 2. freedom of choice 3. community improvement
doctrine of informed consent
1. disclosure of risk 2. when the patient ask the physician 3. when dr decides its not important
living will allows patients to what
not to prolong their lives
physicians rights
1. type of practice 2 taking vacation 3. selecting the patients
durable power
safe guard that someone can act on a patients behave
physician patient contract
failure to pay
good Samaritan act
helps to protect a healthcare pro from liability while giving emergency care
why documentation is important and what
if not documented it didn't happen, you can get a law suit
a MA do if they suspect abuse
tell the provider treating the patient
the I's from the creed of AAMA
1. i believe in the principles and purposes 2. i endeavor to be more effective 3. i aspire to render greater service