Medical Ethics/Marlowe Kidd

4. dishonest or deceitful practices in depriving,or attempting to deprive, another of his or her rights.
7. state laws written for the express purpose of governing the practice of medicine.
10. official authorization or approval for conforming to a specified standard.
12. the process by which a professional license obtained in one state may be accepted as valid in other states by prior agreement without reexamination.
13. term for the use of the internet as a source of consumer information about health and medicine.
14. legally responsible or obligated.
15. sound practical judgment.

1. a body formed and authorized by law to act as a single person.
2. the person bringing charges in a lawsuit.
3. the process by which a license may be awarded based on individual credentials judged to meet licensing requirements in a new state.
5. standards of behavior, developed as a result of one's concept of right and wrong.
6. those who are trained to administer medical or health care to patients.
8. decisions made by judges in the various courts that become rule of law and apply to future cases, even though they were not enacted by a legislature.
9. boards bodies established by the authority of each state's medical practice acts for the purpose of protecting the health, safety, and welfare of health care consumers through proper licensing and regulation of physicians and other health care practitioners.
11. Means "different suffering" and refers to the medical philosophy that dictates training physicians to intervene in the disease process, through the use of drugs and surgery.