Legal and Ethical Principles
Across
- 3. Written false statement damaging someone’s reputation.
- 6. Written instructions about end-of-life medical care.
- 7. Doing something a healthcare worker is not legally trained or licensed to do.
- 9. Permission given voluntarily after being fully informed.
- 11. A wrongful act that does not involve a contract.
- 14. Type of law involving crimes like abuse or theft.
- 15. Legal document naming someone to make healthcare decisions for another.
- 16. Threatening to harm someone without touching them.
Down
- 1. Hitting, rough handling, unnecessary restraints.
- 2. Protecting private patient information.
- 4. Unlawfully restricting a person’s movement.
- 5. Failure to give proper care resulting in injury.
- 8. Type of law involving relationships between people and their rights.
- 10. Failure to give care that is normally expected, resulting in injury to another person.
- 12. Laws protecting patient privacy and medical records.
- 13. Physical contact without consent.
- 17. False spoken statement damaging someone’s reputation.