Module E

Front 1

Abuse

Back 1

Willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation or punishment with resulting physical harm, pain, or mental anguish.

Front 2

Assault

Back 2

Act of threatening to touch, or attempting to touch a person, without proper consent.

Hint 2

Act

Front 3

Basic Human rights

Back 3

Are protected by the Constitution of the United States and state that a person has the right to be treated with respect, live in dignity, pursue a meaningful life and b e free of fear.

Hint 3

Constitution

Front 4

Battery

Back 4

Touching a person without consent.

Hint 4

No consent

Front 5

Civil Law

Back 5

Law that deals with relationships between people.

Hint 5

Between people

Front 6

Code of Ethics

Back 6

Rules of conduct for particular group, may differ from one facility to another, but revolves around idea that resident is valuable person who deserves ethical care.

Front 7

Confidentiality

Back 7

Not disclosing or telling information that is personal or private about a resident, except to authorized people.

Front 8

Consent

Back 8

The right to decide what will be done to the body and who can touch the body, may be written consent, verbal consent, or implied consent.

Front 9

Criminal Law

Back 9

Offenses against the public and society.

Front 10

Defamation

Back 10

False statement made to a third person that causes a person shame or ridicule, or ruins their reputation; written is called libel; verbal is called slander.

Front 11

Disclosure

Back 11

Making known to the public.

Front 12

Diversion of Drugs

Back 12

Unauthorized taking or use of any drug.

Front 13

False imprisonment

Back 13

Unlawful restraining or restricting a person's movement.

Front 14

Fraud

Back 14

An intentional deception or misrepresentation made by a person with knowledge that deception could result in some unauthorized benefit to self or some other perso.

Front 15

Invasion of Privacy

Back 15

Violatiin of right to control personal information or the right to be left alone.

Front 16

Laws

Back 16

Rules made by government to help protect public.

Front 17

Malpractice

Back 17

Giving care for which you are not allowed legally to perform.

Front 18

Misappropriation of Property

Back 18

Illegal or improper use of resident's money, property, assets, by another, without consent, for personal gain.

Front 19

Neglect

Back 19

A failure to provide goods and services necessary to avoid physical harm, mental anguish, or mental illness.

Front 20

Negligence

Back 20

Actions or failure to act or give proper care resulting in injury.

Front 21

Nondisclosure

Back 21

Not making known to the public.

Front 22

Privacy

Back 22

The personal responsibility and activities done to prevent the intrusion of one person onto another.

Front 23

Resident's Rights

Back 23

Rights that have benn written into federal law (OBRA) that identify hiw a resident must be treated while living in a lontlg term care facility.

Front 24

Vulnerable Adults

Back 24

Adults who are at risk for abuse or mistreatment because they are not able to protect selves from harm due to mental, emotional, developmental disability, or brain damage; or changes from aging.