Legal/Ethical Terms Crossword

approach that the “end may justify the means”
right or wrong based on duty, not consequences of actions
duty to be faithful to commitments
duty to tell the truth
provides civil immunity to professionals who stop to offer care in an emergency
a type of malpractice suit not requiring an expert witness because “the thing speaks for itself”
nonconsented physical contact with another person, even if contact is not violent
defamation by written communication
defamation by speech
civil wrong in which an individual’s reputation has been damaged
failure to act as an ordinary prudent person when such failure results in harm to another
failure to meet standards of care, resulting in harm to another person
legal concept meaning "let the superior respond". A company and it's management are held responsible for employees' actions.
civil wrongs committed by one person against another person
person who files a lawsuit and is seeking damages for perceived wrongdoing
principles that determine which human actions are right or wrong
situation involving competing principles that appears to have no satisfactory solution
duty to prevent or avoid doing harm
duty to actively do good for patients
duty to treat all patients fairly
patient’s right to self-determination without outside control