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Across
  1. 2. Legal or ethical situation involving real or hypothetical patients
  2. 5. Obligation to avoid causing unnecessary harm to a patient
  3. 8. When two ethical principles like autonomy and beneficence disagree
  4. 9. Permission granted with full understanding of risks and alternatives
  5. 13. Acting in the best interest of the patient to promote well-being
  6. 16. Branch of law addressing vaccination, sanitation, and disease prevention
  7. 18. Short case example used to analyze ethical or legal decisions
  8. 24. Failure to act as a reasonably prudent medical professional would
  9. 26. Digital system for storing patient medical records and health history
  10. 27. Legal term for professional negligence causing patient harm
  11. 28. Federal law that protects patient health data in electronic and paper form
  12. 31. Order that prevents healthcare providers from performing CPR
  13. 36. Unauthorized physical contact with a patient during medical care
  14. 37. Study of controversial issues like stem cell use and organ donation
  15. 39. First requirement in malpractice: provider-patient relationship existed
  16. 40. Legal responsibility a provider holds for harm caused during treatment
  17. 41. Use of telecommunications to provide medical care from a distance
  18. 42. Permission granted by a patient before receiving treatment
  19. 44. Verbal or written agreement to a procedure or treatment
  20. 45. Artificial intelligence used for diagnosing, charting, or clinical decision-making
  21. 46. Isolation of individuals to prevent spread of infectious diseases
  22. 47. Formal discharge of the provider-patient relationship, often in writing
  23. 48. Cells that can become any body tissue, used in regenerative medicine
Down
  1. 1. Medical records that support care decisions and defend against lawsuits
  2. 3. Analysis of DNA to identify inherited disorders or disease risk
  3. 4. Mechanical devices used to sustain life when organs fail
  4. 6. Hospital team that helps resolve ethical conflicts in patient care
  5. 7. Ensuring patients receive equal and fair medical treatment
  6. 10. Professional obligation to protect patient information from unauthorized disclosure
  7. 11. Legal claim filed by a patient harmed by negligence or misconduct
  8. 12. Medical intervention that prevents communicable disease, often debated legally
  9. 14. Landmark 1973 Supreme Court case that legalized abortion nationwide
  10. 15. Legal obligation to treat patients with skill and attention
  11. 17. Physician involvement in helping a patient end life under legal circumstances
  12. 19. Legal document stating patient wishes for end-of-life medical care
  13. 20. Example: Discussing a patient’s condition in a crowded elevator
  14. 21. Legal process in which a malpractice case is argued before a court
  15. 22. Permanent method of birth control involving surgery
  16. 23. Intentionally ending life to relieve suffering with or without patient request
  17. 25. Federal law prohibiting health insurance discrimination based on genetic tests
  18. 29. The right of individuals to control access to their personal health information
  19. 30. Legal rights related to contraception, pregnancy, and fertility choices
  20. 32. Medical termination of a pregnancy before fetal viability
  21. 33. Copying DNA to create identical genetic organisms, often debated in bioethics
  22. 34. Consent inferred from a patient’s actions, like showing up to an appointment
  23. 35. Telling a patient all risks, benefits, and alternatives to a treatment
  24. 38. A patient’s right to make decisions about their own healthcare
  25. 43. Guidelines that help determine right from wrong in medical decisions