consent Flashcards

1
Q

what happens if consent is not given?

A

a charge of ‘battery’ or ‘assault’ may be charged to the operator

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2
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what are the two types of legal consent?

A

threshold and informed consent

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3
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what is threshold consent?

A

knowledge of the basic nature of treatment

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4
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what is informed consent?

A

knowledge of the risks, benefits and alternatives to treatment

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5
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what is expressed consent?

A

patient explicitly agrees to treatment, verbal or written

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6
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what is implied consent?

A

assumption from the patients conduct that they consent

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7
Q

who are legally incapable of giving consent?

A
  • U16s
  • Mentally challenged
  • unconscious pts
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8
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what is proxy consent?

A

a close friend or relative who can interpret the information in the best interests of the patient

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9
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what is the gillick competence concept?

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  • 1986
  • drawn up with regards to contraceptive to pts U16 without parents consent
  • dependant on understanding and maturity of child
  • implications for other health professionals
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