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law & ethics CH 1-3

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health care practitioners   show
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show prone to engage in lawsuits  
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show lawsuits and money - cost of care  
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show responsible for everyone they hire  
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show ethical, moral, etiquette, and bioethics  
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show belonging to a group  
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show your own value system  
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show good manners  
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defensive medicine   show
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show intentional or unintentional cheating of the system  
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abuse   show
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liable   show
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show correct behavior in certain circumstances  
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show legal cases won that are similiar to the current one trying to be won, so lawyers argue the current one should be won to  
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show a legal term for stating that one party is entitled to win as a matter of law  
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how to appeal summary judgement   show
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allocation of resources   show
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unethical?   show
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plaintiff   show
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show defends against plaintiff  
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show medical practice acts reciprocity  
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show state laws  
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reciprocity   show
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show military, doctors doing research (MD), emergencies, and good Samaritan law  
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show protects you only as long as your doing your scope of practice (what you know)  
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revoking license   show
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show sending another doctor patients for a fee  
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practitioner national data bank   show
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ambulatory care   show
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show protects patient privacy and protects workers  
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show solo, partnerships, professional corporation, HMO, and PCP  
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show one doctor is an owner  
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partnerships   show
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show has a lot more perks and name ends with PC  
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show cost effective healthcare plan that combines health care costs and delivery  
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show a law that allows individuals to bring civil actions on behalf of the government  
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show judicial, executive, legislative  
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show lawsuits  
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criminal law   show
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administrative   show
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3 types of law   show
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show supreme court  
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show president  
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legislative   show
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felony   show
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bench trial   show
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jury   show
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jurisdiction   show
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what makes a contract   show
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types of contracts   show
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show making threats  
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battery   show
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show fair for area, fair debt collection, Dr's expertise, difficulty & time taking care of you  
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show accountable under law  
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precedent   show
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fraud   show
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show not the result, but that the case represents good law  
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law   show
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show behavior standards according to one's own concept of right and wrong  
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show behavior standards according to one's own concepts but formed through family, culture, and society  
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code of ethics   show
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show offers ways of dealing with situations to maintain behavior standards  
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Hippocratic oath   show
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show a code of ethics for members written in 1847  
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bioethics   show
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ethics committee   show
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show good manners  
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show a code to follow correct behavior in a specific situation  
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show the practice of good manners  
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show understanding on another's situation, feelings, and motives  
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common sense   show
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critical thinking   show
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show identify and clarify the problem, gather information, and evaluate the evidence consider alternatives and implications choose the best course of action  
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show unethical, unacceptable, and punishable by legal means  
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show the minimum standard necessary to keep society functioning smoothly  
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show conviction of a crime  
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show fraud, breach of warranty, and misrepresentation of the product through untrue statements  
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show a mandatory process established by the state that grants the right to practice certain skills  
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show a voluntary process for people who meet certain requirements to be seen as experts in their field, usually national  
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registration   show
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show official approval for conforming to a specified standard  
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show healthcare facilities, managed care plans, and health care practitioner education programs  
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show each state's medical practice acts who purpose is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of health care consumers  
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allopathic   show
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tertiary care settings   show
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show process by which a license is awarded  
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associate practice   show
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show three or more doctors sharing everything  
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managed care   show
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show protects the insured against potential loss of money  
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Healthcare Integrity and protection Data bank (HIPDB)   show
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show a type of HMO that contracts with doctor who practice in their own offices  
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preferred provider organization (PPO)   show
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physician-hospital organization (PHO)   show
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primary care physician (PCP)   show
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show allows member to seek healthcare from non-network doctor but pays more for care when given by PCP  
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show members may see any in-network doctor without a referral  
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show established the National Practitioner Data bank  
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show established for health care entities to view doctors information throughout their career  
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telemedicine   show
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show form of telemedicine involving direct contact between patient and doctor usually for a fee  
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show using the internet as a source of information for health and medicine  
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copayment   show
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Patient's Bill of Rights   show
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show regulation issued by president that becomes law without approval of Congress  
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show law that comes from the federal and state  
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show decision made by judge that become rule of law without legislation  
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common law   show
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statutory law   show
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show written law that regulate legal rights and obligations  
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show defines the rules used to enforce substantive law  
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show crime punishable by fine or prison for less then one year  
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prosecution   show
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show civil wrong done excluding a breach of contract  
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show the person guilty of committing a tort (civil wrong)  
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show unintentional cause of harm committed with disregard for the consequences  
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show written or oral agreement  
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implied contract   show
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show state legislation governing written contracts  
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show written agreement signed by party other then patient who promises to pay the bill  
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show federal statute prohibiting certain unfair actions by debt collectors  
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implied limited contract   show
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why must a physician give the patient ample notice when withdrawing from a case   show
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show the U.S. Constitution  
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show reciprocity  
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