Exceptions to informed consent — Flashcards

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Which stage of change is characterized by acknowledging there's a problem, BUT not yet ready or willing to make a change? _____

What is the peak incidence (age) for sexual abuse? _____

The prioritization of positive effects (comfort) over negative effects (respiratory depression) is called the _____.

The first line treatments for Enuresis are _____ modification and positive reinforcement

What is the most common cause of hospital readmission in patients with medicaid?_____

Transcortical mixed aphasia is characterized by _____ repetition

Hint: intact or impaired

When considering Consent for Minors, situations in which parental consent is usually not required can be remembered by the mnemonic _____ Drugs (Substance Abuse) Rock and Roll (Emergency / Trauma)

Does a healthcare proxy overrule all other decision makers regardless of family relationships? _____

Exceptions for getting parental consent _____ Sex (contraceptives, STIs, pregnancy) drugs (substance abuse), rock & roll (emergency/trauma)

Hint: Three common examples for a legally emancipated minor

#10

If you're unsure if someone is competent, do we assume that he/she is competent? _____

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