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phlebotomy chapter19

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statutory law created by legislative body
case law determined by court decisions
public law laws can be public
criminal action the violator is prosecuted by the public in person
assault a unjustifiable attempt to touch another person
battery the intentional touching of another person without consent
private law laws can be private
civil action the offense leads to this
plaintiff the person claiming to have been harmed by the defendant
out-of-court settlement the two parties reach an agreement without the intervention of a judge or jury.
damages money rewarded by the court to the plaintiff to be paid by the defendant.
liable an action means that you are legally responsible for it and can be held accountable.
scope of practice the set of procedures and responsibilities for which your training has prepared you and you have demonstrated competency.
accepted standard of care judgments regarding medical liability
negligence the failure to perform an action consistent with the accepted standard of care.
malpractice the delivery of substandard care that results in harm to a patient
dereliction breach of duty
event report circumstances of a incident
protected health information(PHI) is a part of a patients health information that is linked to information that indientifes the patient, such as dob, name, social security number, or address.
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