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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Tort

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A civil wrong that causes harm

#2
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negligence

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failure to property care for a patient causing harm or injury

#3
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battery

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intentional, unlawful application of physical force against another person

#4
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false imprisonment

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unlawful intentional restraint of another person against their will

#5
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invasion of privacy

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unauthorized disclosure of patients medical records

#6
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malpractice

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professional negligence that causes harm or injury

#7
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abuse

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infliction of pain or harm upon a patient

#8
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assault

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making a threat against another person

#9
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defamation

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making fake and damaging statements to ruin someones reputation

#10
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slander

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verbally making false statements about somebody (gossip)

#11
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libel

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written false statements to ruin someones reputation

#12
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what is a DNR?

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a form a patient can fill out if they do not want to be resuscitated

#13
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What are the patients rights?

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1.To courtesy,respect and dignity 2.to recibe information from a physician and to discusses the benefits and risk 3.To ask questions about their health status 4.To make decisions about the care the physician recommends and to have those decisions respected 5.To have the physicians and other staff respect the patients privacy 6.To obtain copies or summaries of their medical records 7.To obtain a second opinion 8.To be advised of any conflicts of interest their physician may have in respect to their care 9.To continuity of care

#14
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What is informed consent?

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patient knows all the risk of procedue before aggreing

#15
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What are the 5 health insurance portability and accountability act (HIPAA)

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.Privacy rule .security rule .unique identifers .transaction rule .portabilty

#16
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What is a living will?

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Written statement detailing a persons desire for their medical treatment for circumstances where they can no longer say

#17
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What is a durable power of attorney?

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legal document granting someone to make decisions on your behalf

#18
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List reasons to break confidentiality

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if patient is going to harm themselves or harm somebody else mandated report of abuse

#19
Front (Question)

what happened in the terry schiavo case

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Terry was in a vegetative state for 15 years, Terris husband said that rerri wanted to if that happens remove her tube but it wasn’t in writing and her parents disagreed so they went to court

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