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Tort law is a branch of this type of law:
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Blinn Medical Legal
Paramedic Medical Legal
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The range of duties and skills paramedics are allowed and expected to perform: | Scope of practice |
| Tort law is a branch of this type of law: | Civil law |
| These laws protect individuals who for example, stop at the scene of a wreck and attempt to help someone: | Good Samaritan laws |
| This is defined as a deviation from accepted standards of care recognized by the law: | Negligence |
| A legal obligation to perform care is: | Duty to act |
| The second part of negligence that must be proven is: | Breach of duty |
| The degree of care that would be expected by a similar paramedic under similar circumstances is: | Standard of care |
| We operate in EMS under whose license? | Medical Director |
| Releasing or discussing in public a patient's history or illness would be a violation of: | Confidentiality |
| This occurs when a person makes an intentional false communication that injures another person's reputation or good name: | Defamation |
| Injuring someone's character through writing: | Libel |
| Injuring someone's character through spoken word: | Slander |
| This type of consent is when the individual has given consent based on full disclosure of information. | Informed consent |
| This type of consent is when the individual directly grants permission to treat them ( example being sticking out their arm): | Expressed consent |
| An unconscious patient can be treated under what type of consent: | Implied contest |
| This type of consent might be used for a patient under arrest who law enforcement officers determine need treatment: | Involuntary consent |
| Usually a person under 18 years old is considered a: | Minor |
| Terminating the paramedic/patient relationship without providing for continuing care is: | Abandonment |
| Threatening to hit someone is considered: | Assault |
| Unlawful touching of another individual without consent is: | Battery |
| The minimum amount of force necessary to ensure the patient does not injury themselves or others is: | Reasonable force |
| Taking someone to the hospital without their consent is considered: | False imprisonment |
| If a person has this type of order, it is valid, and the patient is pulseless, the Paramedic should not begin care | DNR |
| A legal document that allows a person to specify the kinds of medical treatment he wishes to receive is: | Living will |
| The performance of a legal act that is harmful; example being a intubation tube placed in the esophagus, fails to confirm tube, and leaves the tube in place is): | Misfeasance |
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