sections Flashcards

1
Q

sec 284 ipc

A

Injury with rash or negligent act

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2
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sec 328 ipc

A

admin poison with intent to cause hurt

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3
Q

narcotics drug (opium drugs) and psychotropic (76 drugs) substance act

A

1985

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4
Q

prevention of illicit traffic in ndps

A

1988

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5
Q

bound to inform poison case - CrPC

A

duty - 39

when summoned- 175

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6
Q

punishment if the doctor doesn’t inform poison case IPC

A

duty - 176

when summoned- 202

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7
Q

punishment if the doctor gives false information IPC

A

duty - 177

when summoned- 193

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8
Q

ipc 309

A

attempt to suicide

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9
Q

sec 43 ipc

A

defines illegal

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10
Q

320 ipc

A

grievous hurt

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11
Q

326 A

A

grievous hurt by acid

10 years

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12
Q

326 B

A

acid throwing/ attempt

5-7 years

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13
Q

death in surgery due to negligence

A

ipc 304 A

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14
Q

section 203 ipc

A

imprisonment 6 months on omitting to inform police of possible crimes

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15
Q

malpractice

A

professional misconduct

medical negligence

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16
Q

medical negligence

A
absence of care
duty needs to be present
damage should be present
trial- civil/criminal courts
fine imprisonment
appeals go to high courts
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17
Q

unethical acts

A

ads, patents not used for benefits of society, comission, euthanasia,

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18
Q

professional misconduct

A

conduct of doctor
disgraceful or dishonourable
judged by professional men of good repute

false information, unethical practices, criminal activities, refuse pt on religious ground, do human experimentation

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19
Q

erasure of name

A

death
professional death
false information
address absence

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20
Q

red cross emblem

A

red cross movement, armed forced, humanitarian work services

Geneva convention

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21
Q

physician pt relationship

A

therapeutic

formal

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22
Q

professional negligence

A

failure to exercise reasonable care

act of omissions/commission

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23
Q

black laaw dictionary - Professional negligence require plaintiff to

A
prove:
duty of care
dereliction of duty
damage
direct causation
24
Q

tort

A

breach of noncontractual duty

25
Q

negligence types

A

civil
no clear law violation, absence of simple std care, consent, contributary negligence = defence, civil court trial,strong evidence is sufficient to sentence punishment, have to pay damages, double jeopardy, plaintiff= sufferer

criminal- death by criminal negligence 304-A ipc
between state and doctor

26
Q

burden of proof

A

innocent till proven guilty

burden of proof lies with plaintiff

27
Q

prevention of medical litigation

A

good practice, indemnity insurance

28
Q

res judicata

A

things have been decided

29
Q

case filed

A

within 2 years of negligence

30
Q

res ipsa loquitur

A

facts speak for itself

31
Q

gossypiboma

A

foreign material in body

32
Q

calculated risk

A

unavoidable injury

33
Q

common knowledge doctrine

A

variant of res ipsa loquitur

34
Q

doctrine of avoidable consequences

A

contributor

35
Q

novus actus interveniens

A

breaka the chain of causation

36
Q

contributary negligence

A

unreasonable conduct
absence of reasonable conduct
by pt
combined with doctor’s negligence

37
Q

medical maloccurance

A

less than ideal outcome

unrelated to medical care provided

38
Q

consent

A

voluntary agreement sec 13 ica

implied, expresed (oral, written)
patient is informed properly about everything

exceptions- 531 CrPC arrested ppl,, thx privilege, waiver, medicolegal pm, placebo, psychiatry, prisoners, notifiable disease tx, emergency (sec 92 ipc)

reason: without consent- assault of law, negligence, consumer protection act sec 2(1) - medical services

39
Q

consent

A
free 
voluntary
clear intelligent
infromed
direct 
personal
40
Q

87 ipc

A

consent age >18yrs

41
Q

ipc 89

A

<12 yrs, consent of parent

42
Q

sec ipc 90

A

consent by insane/intoxicated- invalid

43
Q

sec 92 ipc

A

emergency- consent implied by law

44
Q

sec 52 ipc

A

good faith= care and attention

45
Q

CrPC 53(1)

A

if examination provide evidence, accused can be examined by force

46
Q

CrPC 174

A

procedure for holding inquest

47
Q

CrPC 175

A

summoned by police for inquest

48
Q

IPC 179

A

refusal to answer inquest ques - imprisonment 6 months

49
Q

sec 176 CrPC

A

inquest by magistrate

50
Q

coroner’s inquest

A
advocate
attorney
1st class magistrate
quasi judicial power
sec 174 CrPC
51
Q

article 134

A

supreme court supremity

52
Q

high court

A

try, sentence any offence sec28 CrPC

53
Q

CrPC Sec29

A

power magistrate

54
Q

special magistrate

A

metropolitan

executive

55
Q

JJA

A

2000
metropolitan, first class magistrate
two social workers