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law/ethics medical terminology

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A person accused of a tort/crime who is required answer in a legal action or suit   Defendant  
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The expectation that an individual may be called to account for actions taken which were consistent with the responsibilities for which they contracted by virtue of employment/learner experience   Accountability  
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The occarance speaks for itself   Ioquitur  
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Being unqualified/inadequate to perform a duty/duties   Incompetence  
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A person having special training/experience who assists a judge/jury in their decision-making process   Expert witness  
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The carrying out of physically-threatened harm   Battery  
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One who commences a legal action or suit to obtain a remedy for an injury to his/her rights; the complaining party   Plaintiff  
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A spoken defamation of character; an untruthful oral statement about a person that subjects that person to ridicule or contempt   Slander  
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A legal process charging a party with a wrong done or a crime committed   Complaint  
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Improper,careless,or ignorant treatment; an act of negligence as applied to a professional person such as a physician,nurse, or dentist   Malpractice  
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To be legally bound, as to make good any loss or damage that occurs in a transaction; to be answerable; to be responsible   Liable  
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A wrong that violates a person's right to be free from unauthorized intrusion   Invasion of privacy  
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A statement made to a lawyer,physician,or clergyman in confidence and is implicitly understood that it shall remain a secret   Confidential communication  
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The degree of negligence in which each of the parties may be shown to have been responsible for the injury complained of   Neglegence  
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An illegal act against society   Crime  
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The supervisor,instructor,or physician is absent while the ST is performing their responsibilities or they are not near enough to the tech to give assistance   Lack of proper supervision  
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Wrongs of slander and libel   Defamation  
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Confidence and satisfaction in oneself   Self-esteem  
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A serious crime punishable by law with penalties ranging from imprisionment to death   Felony  
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Customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group   Culture  
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A lawsuit   Litigation  
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Unlawful threat to harm another physically   Assault  
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Personal, subjective responses to a person or situation   Feelings  
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Emotion marked by dread,apprehension or alarm   Fear  
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Physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension   Stress  
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Mental position, feeling, or emotion toward a fact or state   attitude  
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Putting oneself in another's position; participating in another's feelings or ideas   Empathy  
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Gestures, mannerisms, body movements, bearing, and physical appearance of an individual which communicates information and attitudes to the reciever   Body language  
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Receiving, processing, and evaluating sounds   Listening  
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1 that belongs to the same group in society, determined by age,grade or status   Peer  
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Process by which info is exchanged between individuals thru a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior   Communication  
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During surgery   Intaoperative  
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Before surgery   Preoperative  
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To prevent the occurance of a disease or illness   Prophylactic  
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Occurs immediately before,during,& after surgery   Perioperactive  
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To determine the nature and cause of illness   Diagnostic  
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To put on   Don  
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Branch of medicine dealing w/manual & operative procedures to correct deformaties/defects, & to repair injury,& to diagnose/cure disease   Surgery  
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All personnel that contribute to the care of pts, whether directly or indirectly   Health care team  
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To relieve or alliviate symptoms, w/o curing the underlying cause of illness   Pallitive  
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a member of the surgical team who supplies the needs of the scrub team   Circulator  
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Surgical care performed under various types of anethesia w/o overnight hospitalization   Ambulatory surgery  
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To regain the pts health & strength so that the pt may resume normal daily activities   Restorative  
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member of the surgical team who scrubs their hands & arms/dons sterile gloves & gown; responsible for sterile supplies & equipment w/in the sterile field   Scrub person  
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Specially trained physicain who provides anesthesia to surgical patients   Anesthesiologist  
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