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functions of law in dentistry

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provides framework
delineates dentist responsibilities
boundaries
maintain standard

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rule of action
ordinance
rule of civil

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LAW

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moral power residing in the person of doing

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right

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those which the state confers upon a person and which he can enforce through legalmeans against those person in the community who are bound to respect them

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legal right

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kinds of legal right

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right in rem
right in personam

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enforce against the communit which must not be disturbed

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right in rem

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enforceable only against specific person or person

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right in personam

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refers to philosophy of law

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jurisprudence

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is the omission to do something which a reasonable and prudent man would do.
forgetting something you need to do
• It implies a failure to apply a proper degree of diligence, judgment, skill and care to the dental procedure in accordance with the contemporary dental practice

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negligence

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Act or process of making laws.

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legislate

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Having the power to make laws

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legislation

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Act or process of making laws affecting the science, art and practice of dentistry

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Dental legislation

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A code of professional standards that defines values and determines moral duties and obligations

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Ethics

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branch of moral law, which treats the conduct an obligation, which a member of the dental profession owes to his fellow professionals, the public and his client

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Dental ethics

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refers to training program in any of the six specialties in dentistry and integration of knowledge and skills in a particular discipline which should be university paste or hospital base run by specialist who have undergone extensive training or obtain a degree in an accredited dental university

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Preceptorship

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what are the 4D’s negligence?

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Duty, derelect direct cause and damages

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It is required that dentist patient relationship must be established

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duty

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there must be evidence of neglect of duties, such as judgment from a malpractice case

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Derelect

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It must be established whether the action in fact cause the harm, and it is the proximate cause of the injury

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Direct cause

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as a result of want of due or skill, there is injury or damage

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Damages

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The thing or injury speaks for itself

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res ipsa loquitor

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unforeseen conditions

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Doctrine of foreseeability

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criminal negligence

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Culpa

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A judicial necessity to give to do or not to do

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Obligation

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meeting of the minds between two person with her, by one binds him self with respect to the other, to give something or to render service
ConTrac
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act or omission, punishable by law
Crimes or Felonies
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act is performed with deliberate intent
Deceit
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Imprudence, negligence, lack of foresight or lack of skill
culpa
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mutilation of teeth, example, badly broken
Minor physical injury
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five exempted crimes
insane. Under age 9 to 15 years old below Person while performing a lawful act with due care Ask under impulse of an uncontrollable fear Act of compulsion of irresistible force
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Personal wrongdoing
Moral turpitude
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personal misconduct, which is characterized, as an act of baseness, vileness, or depravity, and contrary to the accepted costumary, rules, and duty between men and men
moral turpitude
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ask that constitute moral turpitude
Publication of defamatory matter Conviction of adultery Concubinage Forgery Serious oral defamation Embezzlement
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A criminal offense, committed by a person, not necessarily a dentist or by a dentist in practicing his profession, without first being authorized under the law
Illegal practice of dentistry
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Four elements of malpractice
license Negligence Moral turpitude Injury
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Practice of profession, with license, but act involving ignorance negligence on skillfulness, or accompanied by moral turpitude resorting to injury of the patient
Malpractice
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pertains to the professional fees, a dentist, ought to receive for the services rendered
dental fees
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means performance or doing of an act
feasance
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Wrongfully, or unlawfully performance of an act
Malfeasance
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improper performance of lawful act
Misfeasance
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failure to do something that should have been done
Nonfeasance
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it is the degree of skills required of a dentist
ordinary skill
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duty of a dentist to supervise his dental auxiliaries, because the acts or negligent or damage will be attributed to the dentist
Doctrine of respondeat superior
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information obtained related to dental practice cannot be disclosed by a dentist during trial without the patient's consent.
Privilege, communication
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Elements of privilege, communication
purpose of diagnosis Treat the patient Blacken the character of the patient
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jus soli
place
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jus sanguinis
blood
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Wrongful act that results in injury to one person to another
TORT
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Division of civil law, covering their rights and duties of people towards each other, and wrong, committed in violation of these rights and duties
Tort law
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Court mandating that an individual show up at court at a specific time and date
Subpoenas
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when someone who is charge of illegal practice, intentionally did not attend the trial missed the trial intentionally
Contempt
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Court mandating that an individual up at court at a specific time and date to bring documents
Subpoena duces tectum
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a writ issued from the higher court to the lower court to send the records for a specific case?
Certiorari
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I read it should commanding or ordering a person to perform a public or statutory duty
Mandamus
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a writ ordering a person to refrain from a particular act or requires a performance of a particular act
Injunction
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A notice was issued by the court to answer or respond to action, a complaint that was filed against him
summon or reply
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The head or person in charge or a surgeon is responsible for whatever goes wrong in the operating room
Captain of the ship doctrine
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Three. Powers of the state.
police power Eminent domain Taxation
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Power to prescribe regulations to promote health morals, peace, education, good order, safety, and general welfare of the people
Police power
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the welfare of people is supreme law
salus populi est suprema law
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use your own propert so as not to impair another
sic utero tu alienum non leadas
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ignorance of the law excuses no one frm compliance thre with
ignorantia legisnon excusat
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Power to extract a fee on a product income activity for public purposes
Taxation
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opinion of a witness
Expert testimony
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Testimony, given by a witness of a matter
Expert evidence
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Give testimony on matters he knows
expert witness
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first dental law Dental examiners with three members
Act 593 January 10, 1903
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Inhabitants of state
People
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Second dental law Regulation of board exam plus curriculum
act 2462 Feb 5 1915
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third
Act 2711 March 10, 1917
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Fourth dental law
act 417 June 18, 1949 Two years pre-dent Practical phase of board exam
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right to prescribe prohibited drugs
Act 2205 January 16, 1913
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created PRC
PD223
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Labor code of Ph
PD442
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standardize board exam
Our a 546 June 17, 19 50
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Regulate dental hygienist
RA 768 June 20, 1952
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5 TH dental law
philippine dental act of 1965 RA 4419 June 19, 1965
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Generic act of 1988
RA 6675
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6th Dental law.
Philippine dental act of 2007 RA 9484
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Theory of reciprocity
Our a 9484, article 4, section 31
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peneal provision and enforcement
Articel five
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refers to law passed by Congress
Statutory
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refers to write privileges and responsibilities stated in or inferred from the Philippine constitution
Constitutional
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refers to decision, made by the judges in court cases, or established by rules of custom and tradition
Common law
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refers to the rules and rulings made by administrative agencies
Administrative
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Keep patient's record for forensic reason
PD1575
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Organ, donation act of 1991
RA 7170
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Three conditions of refusal to issue a certificate
convicted of criminal offense Immoral conduct Unsound mind
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two conditions issuance of certificate
Diploma Pass the boards
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Power to investigate and decide administrative matter, issue, summons, and subpoena
Quasi judicial
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Power to formulate such rules and regulations, as may be necessary to effectively implement policies, with respect to the regulation and practice of profession
Quasi legislative
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Power to administer implement, and enforce the regulatory policies of national government with respect to the regulation and licensing of variation professionals
Administrative
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composition of board of dentistry
Five members One chairman And 4 members
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Ched or commission on higher education
accreditation of dental schools
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license renewed, every
Three years
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Report of resorts is
20 days after last day
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first conviction of genetic code
Reprimand by PRC
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Second conviction of genetic code
2000 to 5000
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Third conviction of generic code
5000 to 10,000+30 days of suspension
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Fourth conviction of genetic
10,000+ one year or more suspension
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three kinds of wills
Notarial Holographic Nuncupative
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it is a written and signed by testator with three credible witnesses in presence
Notorial
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entirely written with date and signature no witness
Holographic
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oral will
Nuncupative
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an instrument or a document, where a person is permitted to control to a certain degree, the disposition of his state to take affect after his death
will
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to give to do or not to
Obligation
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duty to be faithful to a commitment
Fidelity
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duty to tell the truth
Veracity
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duty to the profession
to keep professionally fit
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no one should unjustly enrich himself at the expense of the other
solution indebti
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arises whenever a person voluntarily taks charge the agency or management of the usiness or property of another without any power or authority from the latter
negotioriom gestio
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acts or ommision which damages to another
quasi delicts

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