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Ethical terms

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Definition
Defamation   Offense of injuring another's reputation  
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Common Law   Judge made law/common court decision  
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Civil Law   Enforcement of civil or private matters  
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Slander   Speaking falsely about another  
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Res ipsa loquitur   The thing speaks for itself  
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Fraud   Deliberate deception  
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Grossly negligent   Intentional failure to perform a duty  
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Vicariously liable   Legally obligated in place of someone else  
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Informed consent   Consent with understanding of risks  
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Malpractice   Professional misconduct  
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Bias   Temperament based on personal judgement  
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Liability   State or quality of being responsible for  
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Therapeutic   Pertaining to the act of healing  
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Tort   Private or civil wrong or injury  
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Libel   Defamatory words that are printed  
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Malfeasance   Doing an act that is wrongful and unlawful  
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Criminal Law   Deals with conduct against society  
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Reasonable cause   Acceptable degree of care  
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Due care   Adequate regard for someone's rights  
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Implied   Not indicated by direct words  
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Respondeat superior   Let the master speak  
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Ethics   Acceptable professional mode of behavior  
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Power of attorney   Authorizing another person to act as an agent  
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Third party payer   Patient not responsible for the bill  
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Litigation   Contest in court to enforce right  
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Critical Thinking   Purposepul, self-regulatory judgment resulting in interpretation, analysis, evaluation and inference  
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Values   Qualities or standards desirable or worthy of esteem in themselves  
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Define consequentialism.   Ethical school of thought where decisions are based on the consequences.  
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Define deontology.   Ethical school of thought that bases decision making on individual motives and morals rather than consequences.  
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Virtue Ethics   New ethical school of thought  
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What are the components of current law?   Common law, statutory law and judicial decisions  
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Which tort most often involves imaging professionals?   Negligence  
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What are the phases of a lawsuit?   Pleading phase, discovery phase and trial  
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Consequentialism is another name for?   Teleology  
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Beneficence   Performance of good acts.  
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Nonmaleficence   The avoidance for evil.  
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Negligence   Unintentional tort involving duty, breach of duty, injury and causation  
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Autonomy   The concept that patients are to be treated as individuals and informed about procedures to facilitate appropriate decisions.  
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Advance Directives   Predetermined (usually written) choice made to inform others of the ways in which patient wishes to be treated while incompetent.  
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Assault   Deliberate act wherein one person threatens to harm another without consent and victim feels attacker has ability to carry out the threat.  
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Battery   Touching to which the victim has not consented.  
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Veracity   Obligation to tell the truth and not to lie or deceive others.  
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Place of communication   The environment of the expectation of truth  
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Obligatory secret   A confidence that will result in harm if it is revealed.  
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HIPPA   Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996  
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Defamation   Making of a false statement to a 3rd party that is harmful to the reputation .  
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Slander   Oral defamation  
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Libel   Written defamation  
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Life   The entire state of the living thing.  
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Sanctity of Human Life   The ideal underpinning the obligation not to take human life.  
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Euthanasia   Deliberately ending the life of another to end suffering.  
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Passive Euthanasia   The ending of another person's life by withdrawing treatment  
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Active Euthanasia   Ending of another person's life by an aggressive method to end suffering  
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Slippery Slope   When one act leads to another and then to another at an accelerating rate  
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Quality of Life   Encompasses essential traits that make life worth living.  
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Durable Power of Attorney   Document executed by competent person to appoint another (an agent) to make health care decisions when principal becomes incompetent  
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