Across
- 2. substances legally regulated
- 6. protecting private information
- 7. type of law resolving private disputes
- 8. hospital admission without patient consent
- 13. less serious criminal offenses
- 16. unauthorized departure from care
- 18. damaging someone's reputation
- 20. unlawful restriction of movement is considered false __________
- 22. unwanted physical contact
- 23. competent, cautious health professional
- 26. type of law governing agreements
- 27. keeping promises and commitments
- 29. enforceable rules of conduct
- 30. failure to provide proper care
- 31. law addressing civil wrongs
- 34. principles of right conduct
- 35. conflicts between moral choices are ______________ dilemmas
Down
- 1. law addressing public offenses
- 3. learned feelings and viewpoints
- 4. obligation to protect others is a duty to _________
- 5. threat of harmful contact
- 9. written damaging false statement
- 10. truthfulness and honesty
- 11. voluntary agreement after explanation or informed __________
- 12. acting for another's good
- 14. spoken damaging false statement
- 15. avoiding harm to others
- 17. legally protected entitlement
- 19. intentional deception for gain
- 21. professional negligence causing harm
- 24. right to make decisions
- 25. personal standards of rightness
- 27. serious criminal offenses
- 28. equal mental health coverage
- 32. accepted idea or conviction
- 33. personally important belief