prefi ethics 2.0 Flashcards

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It is based upon a legal wrong other than breach of contract

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TORT

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An incorrect conclusion about the cause of a disease or problem.

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IMPROPER DIAGNOSIS

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It is a conduct rather than a state of mind or a social policy, it is behavior that involves an unreasonable risk to others.

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NEGLIGENCE

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Based upon a duty to conform to a reasonable standard of conduct and that coffer liability for injury caused a failure to conform to the required standard.

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NEGLIGENT TORT

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It signifies entire want of care which raises the presumption of conscious indifference to consequences.

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GROSS NEGLIGENCE

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Lack of ability, lack of fitness, or lack of adequate expertise to discharge a required duty or a specific act.

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INCOMPETENCE

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Failure in the exercise of a reasonable degree of skill and care on the part of the practitioner in his treatment of the patient.

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MALPRACTICE

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A public and malicious imputation of a crime, or of vice, defect, real or imaginary, or nay act, omission, or condition, status or circumstance tendering to cause the dishonor, discredit, or contempt of a natural or juridical person.

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DEFAMATION

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It is committed by means of writing, printing, lithography, engraving, radio, or any similar means.

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LIBEL

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Intentional perversion of truth in order to induce another to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right

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FRAUD

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This involves the responsibility of a person, who is not negligent for wrongful conduct or negligence of another.

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DOCTRINE VICARIOUS LIABILITY

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The fact that the application of a treatment or management procedure result badly or that the result was diametrically opposite to what is expected is not sufficient to infer negligence.

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BAD RESULT RULE

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It means the nature of the wrongful act or injury is suggestive of negligence.

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DOCTRINE OF RES IPSA LOQUITUR

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If the patient fails to follow the doctor’s warning or instruction at the time of the administration of a treatment or procedure leading to the patient’s injury.

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SUBSEQUENT

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Defined as “conduct on the part of the plaintiff, contributing as a legal cause to the harm he has suffered, which falls below the standard to which he is required to conform for his own protection”

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DOCTRINE OF CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE

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If the patients fail to comply with the doctor’s advice or instruction which were to be done in a specified time, as immediately after such treatment, leading to the patient’s suffering from injury as the proximate cause of such patient’s non-compliance.

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CONTEMPORANEOUS

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It provides that the employer cannot be held liable if a servant (employee) is injured on aceount of the negligence of his fellow servant (employee)

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FELLOW SERVANT DOCTRINE

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Any person who voluntarily assumes the risk of injury from a know danger or hazard is barred from the recovery or damages if he suffers the injury.

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DOCTRINE OF ASSUMPTION OF RISK

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Provides that if a person is injured in the act of rescuing a victim in an accident, the original wrongdoer is held liable for such injury.

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RESCUE DOCTRINE

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If the patient allows the doctor to proceed in the administration of a treatment or procedure inspite of the patient’s full knowledge that the doctor was not in the proper condition to do so physically or mentally.

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ANTECEDENT

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Forms of pecuniary compensations that maybe recovered by the injured or aggrieved party for breach of some duty or violation of some right recognized by law.

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SPECIAL DAMAGES

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The loss of person already suffered.

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DANO EMERGENTE

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Damages are those agreed upon by the parties to a contract, to be paid in case of breach thereof

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To call on the judge to determine how much the damage he wishes to receive if he were iff in the lawsuit.

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GOLDEN RULE METHOD

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Estimated Value of pain and suffering per day multiplied by the number of days the victim will suffer.
PER DIEM METHOD
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This includes physical suffering, mental anguish, fright, serious anxiety, besmirch reputation, wounded feelings, moral shock, social humiliation and similar injury.
MORAL DAMAGES
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A suffering ordinarily accompanies physical pain.
GENERAL DAMAGES
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Failure to receive the benefit which would have pertained to him.
LUCRO CESANTE
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These damages are not ordinarily anticipated by the defendant.
LIQUIDATED DAMAGES
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These are which, in the natural and normal course of events, can be expressed to attend a given type of injury.
MENTAL ANGUISH