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doug-alh106-midterm

Doug, ALH106, Midterm

QuestionAnswer
Subpoena duces tecum Written order to testify and present materials in court.
Precedent Earlier ruling applied to a current case.
Flush in toilet Best way to waste or destroy a narcotic
Privacy act of 1974 Provides control over the release of information.
SOAP Medical record based on subjective, objective data, assessment and plan of treatment.
Liable Being legally responsible for ones actions.
Utilitarianism Greatest good for the greatest number of people
Tort Another name for a civil wrong.
Public Duties Responsibilities that physician owes the public.
Coroner Public health official who investigates the cause of death.
Gut Feeling A decision that is made based on emotion.
Tort Another name for a civil wrong.
Nonfeasance Failure to perform a necessary action.
Informed Concent Decision based on weighing the risks and benefits of treatment.
PPO Type of insurance that uses a preferred provider organization.
WLANS Wireless system used to send and receive patient data.
POMR Documentation method that focuses on the patients problems rather than the diagnosis.
LSD Drug categorized as schedule or Class I drug.
Codeine Drug categorized as schedule or class II
PHI Individually identifiable information.
Billing Service An example of a clearing house.
Deposition Oral testimony in lawsuit
How long should records be stored? 10 years
Created by: dugwhite2
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