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Gives rise to contractual obligations by some action or inaction
without verbally expressed terms
What is an implied contract?
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What is an expressed contract?
Actual agreement between the parties , the terms are stated in
distinct and explicit language, either orally or in writing.
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How are errors corrected in charts?
These are corrected by drawing a line through the mistake, writing in the correction, dating the change,
and signing your initials.
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What does criminal law mean?
This deals with offences against all citizens.
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What is malpractice?
Interpreted as “bad practice” and includes providing improper or unprofessional treatment or care
that results in injury to the patient.
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Unlawful touching of anotherperson with out consent.
What is battery?
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What is false imprisonment?
When a nurse restrains an individual or an individuals
freedom
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If information released is spoken
What is slander?
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If information released is written
What is libel?
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Physical, verbal, and sexual
What are the types of abuse?
3,3
Who has legal disability?
Minors, mentally incompetent persons, individuals under the
influence of drugs that alter the mental state, and semi- or
unconscious people.
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What is a living will?
A document that allows individuals to state what measures should or
should not be taken to prolong life when their condition is terminal.
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What does torts mean?
It can be defined as a civil wrong committed against a person or property excluding breach of
contract.
From the French word “wrong”
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What is negligence?
Failure to take reasonable precautions to protect others from
the risk of harm.
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What is assault?
Any willful attempt or threat to injure another person with the
apparent ability to do so.
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What is invasion of privacy?
Unnecessary exposure of an individual or revealing personal information about an individual
without consent.
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What is defamation of character?
Damaging a person’s name and reputation by making public statements that are false and
malicious.
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What are examples of physical abuse?
Hitting, forcing persons against their will, restraining movements,
depriving of food and water, or not providing physical care.
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What are examples of verbal abuse?
Talking harshly, swearing or shouting, teasing, ridiculing, or
intimidating a person.
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What is a durable power of attorney?
A document that permits an individual to appoint another person to make any decision regarding health care if the
principal is unable to make the decisions.