1
Q
What is battery?
A
unlawful touching
2
Q
What is negligence?
A
not the right/enough information provided
3
Q
What do you need to make sure before someone can be deemed as having capacity?
A
- understand the treatment
- retain the information
- weigh up, decide, and communicate their decision
4
Q
What 3 things must someone have to give consent?
A
capacity
voluntairness
information
1. Reproduction
flashcards
Decks in class (50)
# Cards
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Anatomy of Pelvis and Perineum46
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Ethics of Reproduction11
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Embryology42
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Assisted Conception Treatment19
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Histology of the Female Reproductive tract48
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Uterine Pathology7
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Uterine Bleeding23
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Ovarian Menstrual Cycle13
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Male Physiology26
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Male Infertility17
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Microbiology83
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HIV62
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Contraception29
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Unplanned pregnancy and abortion41
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Prescribing in Pregnancy15
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Anatomy of the Breast31
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Physiology of Pregnancy51
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Imaging in pregnancy18
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Screening in Pregnancy30
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Early Pregnancy Complications40
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Large for Dates40
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Diabetes in Pregnancy14
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Small for Dates19
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Maternal Mortality in Pregnancy28
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Nutrition in Pregnancy10
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Labour56
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Abnormal Labour39
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Hypertension in Pregnancy44
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Psychiatry in Pregnancy42
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Anatomy of Surgical incisions20
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Bleeding in Late Pregnancy64
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Maternal Collapse26
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Ethics4
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Cervical screening8
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Foetal Adaption at birth33
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Healthy Term Baby8
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Preterm infant20
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Sick Term Infant24
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Genetics19
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Urinary Incontinence and Prolapse39
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Menopause22
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Anatomy of the lateral pelvic wall and pelvic masses20
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Cervical pathology47
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Uterine Cancer35
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Ovarian Cancer26
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Palliative Care Nausea and Vomiting18
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Histology of the breast21
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Breast Pathology - Benign39
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Malignant Breast Pathology19
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Invasive Breast Cancer52
