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vocab, laws and ethics week 1

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accountability   exectation that an individual may be called to account for actions taken which were consistent with the responsibilities contracted by employment  
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ambulatory surgery   surgical care performed under various types anesthesia without overnight hospitalization  
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anesthesiologist   specially trained physician who provides anesthesia to surgical patient  
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assault   unlawful threat to harm another physically  
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attitude   mental position, feeling or emotion toward a fact or state  
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battery   the carrying out of physically threatened harm  
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body language   gestures, mannerisms, body movement, bearing, and physical appearance of an individual which communicates information and attitudes to the receiver  
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circulator   member of the surgical team who supplies the needs of the scrubbed team members, coordinates room activites, and attends to patient needs  
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communication   process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior  
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comparative negligence   the degree of negligence in which each of the parties may be shown to have been responsible for the injury complained of  
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complaint   legal process charging a party with a wrong done or a crime commited  
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confidential communication   statement made to a lawyer, physician, or clergyman in confidence and implicity understood that it shall remain a secret  
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crime   illegal act against society  
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culture   customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religous, or social group  
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defamation   wrongs of slander and libel  
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defendant   person accused of a tort or crime who is required to make answer in a legal action or suit  
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diagnostic   to determine the mature and cause of an illness  
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doctrine of res ipsa loquitor   occurence speaks for itself  
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don   to put on  
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empathy   putting one's self in another person's position  
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expert witness   person haveing special training or experience who assists a judge and jury in their decision-making process  
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fear   emotion marked by dread, apprehension and alarm  
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feedback   returning information to the source after an action or process, primarily to evaluate or correct the source  
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feelings   personal, subjective responses to a person or situation  
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felony   serious crime punishable by law with penalties ranging from imprisonment to death  
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health care team   all personnel that contribute to the care of patients, whether directly or indirectly  
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incompetence   being unqualified or inadequate to perform a duty or duties  
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intraoperative   during surgery  
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invasion of privacy   wrong that violates a person's right to be free from unauthorized intrusion  
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lack of proper supervision   supervisor, instructor, or physician is absent while the st is performing responsibilites  
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liability   state of being answerable or responsible  
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liable   to be legally bound, as to make good any loss or damage that occurs in a transaction  
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listening   receiving, processing, and evaluating sounds  
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litigation   lawsuit  
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malpractice   improper, careless, or ignorant treatment  
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negligence   lack of care or skills that any person in the same situation would be expected to use  
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palliative   relieve or alleviate symptoms, without curing the unlying cause or disease  
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peer   one that belongs to the same group in society, primarily determined by age, grade, or status  
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perioperative   occuring in the period immediately before, during, and after surgery  
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plaintiff   one who commences a legal action or suit to obtain a remedy for an injury to his/her rights; the complaining party  
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preoperative   before surgery  
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prophylactic   prevent the occurrence of disease or illness  
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restorative   regain patient's health and strength  
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