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26 Cards in this Set
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abuse |
any act or failure to act that is nonaccidental an causes or could cause harm or dealth to a patient |
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aiding & abetting |
when you witness someone stealing something and do not report it |
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assault |
intentionally attempting to touch the body of a person or threatening to do so |
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battery |
actually touching a person without that person's permission |
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coercion |
forcing a patient to do something against his wishes |
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confidential |
intended to be kept secret |
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defamation |
making false statements about someone to a third person and the character of the first person is injured |
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ethical standards |
guides to moral behavior |
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false imprisonment |
restraining a person's movements or actions without proper authorization |
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informed consent |
care provided that is given with the patients permission |
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invasion of privacy |
the intrusion into the personal life of another |
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involuntary seclusion |
separation of a patient from others against the patient's will |
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legal standards |
guides to lawful behavior |
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liable |
when laws are not obeyed, the nursing assistant may be "held responsible" |
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libel |
making a statement in writing |
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malpractice |
improper or unethical conduct that results in harm, injury, or loss to a patient |
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neglect |
the failure to provide the services or care necessary to avoid physical harm or mental illness |
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negligence |
the failure to exercise the degree of care considered reasonable under the circumstances, when that failure results in unintended injury to patient |
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physical abuse |
does actual physical harm to a patient |
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platinum rule |
"treat others the way you want to be treated" |
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psychological abuse |
abuse that exposes another to behavior that can cause psychological trama (anxiety etc.) |
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sexual abuse |
physical or verbal threats to force a patient to perform sexual acts |
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sexual harassment |
unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature |
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slander |
making a statement verbally |
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theft |
taking anything that does not belong to you |
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verbal abuse |
abuse directed toward the patient or expressed about the patient |