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Medical Ethics and Legal Issues 183 Is it acceptable for a physician to establish a romantic relationship with a patient or former patient? What is competence? Who is considered legally competent? Who is an emancipated minor? Can a person be competent in some areas and not others? Can a physician deem a patient incompetent? If a patient is ruled incompetent, how does the patient become competent again? No—it’s not acceptable under any circumstances. Competence is the ability to evaluate situations and make sound judgments that are: • Consistent throughout time • Consistent with the patient’s belief system (unless the belief system is delusional) All adults >18 years of age and emancipated minors—including adults with mental illness or mental retardation—unless declared incompetent by a court of law Someone
184 Deja Review: <strong>Behavioral</strong> <strong>Science</strong> Who may give informed consent for a patient? What happens if a patient lacks the capacity to make, understand, or communicate his or her health-care decisions and has not named a healthcare agent under a durable power of attorney for health care or been appointed a legal guardian by the court? What is an advance directive? What is a durable power of attorney for health care? The patient only unless: • It is an emergency, delay puts the patient’s life at risk, and there is no one available to give consent on the patient’s behalf. • The patient is legally incompetent (depending upon state law, the legally appointed guardian, or the agent named in a durable power of attorney for health care gives consent). • The patient lacks the capacity to make, understand, or communicate his or her health-care decisions (a surrogate decision-maker gives consent as provided by state law, usually in the following order of priority: health-care agent, spouse, an adult child, parent, an adult sibling, or a grandparent). • The patient is a nonemancipated minor (parent or legal guardian gives consent, and in some states, someone standing in the place of a parent may also give consent). A surrogate decision-maker may give consent on the patient’s behalf and should make a good-faith effort to make decisions based upon what the patient would have chosen. State law designates a list of surrogate decision-makers, usually in the following order of priority (in the absence of a health-care agent or legal guardian): spouse, adult child, parent, adult sibling, or a grandparent. State laws may differ. A decision made by a patient about what type of medical care he or she wishes to receive in case that he or she is not able to make decisions in the future. A durable power of attorney for health care (or health-care proxy) is a legal document that allows the patient to designate a health-care agent to make health-care decisions on behalf of the patient when and if the patient is unable to do so. It is an advance directive.
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Contents Faculty Reviewers/Student
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Contents ix Chapter 13 MOOD DISORDE
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Faculty Reviewers Debra L Klamen, M
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Preface Behavioral science is an ex
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SECTION I Human Development and Psy
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CHAPTER 1 Early Stages of Life: Inf
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Early Stages of Life: Infancy to Ch
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CHAPTER 2 Middle Stages of Life: Ad
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Middle Stages of Life: Adolescence
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CHAPTER 3 Late Stages of Life: Agin
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Late Stages of Life: Aging, Death,
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Late Stages of Life: Aging, Death,
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CHAPTER 4 Psychoanalytic Theory Wha
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Psychoanalytic Theory 27 What are t
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Psychoanalytic Theory 29 Which defe
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Table 4.1 Defense Mechanism Descrip
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Psychoanalytic Theory 33 CLINICAL V
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CHAPTER 5 Learning Theory What is b
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Learning Theory 37 What is the term
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Learning Theory 39 What are the dif
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Learning Theory 41 What is sensitiz
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CHAPTER 6 Sleep Science and Disorde
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Sleep Science and Disorders 45 Whic
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Sleep Science and Disorders 47 In a
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CHAPTER 7 Sexuality SEXUAL DEVELOPM
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Sexuality 51 What is the sexual ori
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Sexuality 53 Which disorder is char
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Sexuality 55 Which postmyocardial i
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CHAPTER 8 Abuse and Aggression CHIL
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Abuse and Aggression 59 Which gende
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Abuse and Aggression 61 SEXUAL VIOL
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Abuse and Aggression 63 Why are man
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CHAPTER 9 Suicide SUICIDE What is i
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Suicide 67 At what stage, in treate
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CHAPTER 10 Genetic Basis of Behavio
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Genetic Basis of Behavior 71 Do per
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Genetic Basis of Behavior 73 A 19-y
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CHAPTER 11 Neurochemistry in Behavi
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Neurochemistry in Behavioral Scienc
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SECTION II Psychiatric Disorders an
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CHAPTER 12 Psychotic Disorders INTR
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Psychotic Disorders 87 Schizophreni
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Psychotic Disorders 89 Does gender
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Psychotic Disorders 91 What are som
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CHAPTER 13 Mood Disorders What are
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Mood Disorders 95 Table 13.1 SSRIs
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Mood Disorders 97 Table 13.2 Other
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Mood Disorders 99 What is electroco
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Mood Disorders 101 How do you diagn
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CHAPTER 14 Anxiety Disorders What a
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Anxiety Disorders 105 What differen
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Anxiety Disorders 107 What differen
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Anxiety Disorders 109 What characte
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CHAPTER 15 Cognitive Disorders Name
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Cognitive Disorders 113 How does de
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Cognitive Disorders 115 AMNESTIC SY
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CHAPTER 16 Somatoform Disorders Wha
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Somatoform Disorders 119 What is th
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Somatoform Disorders 121 BODY DYSMO
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Somatoform Disorders 123 What is th
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CHAPTER 17 Personality Disorders Wh
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Personality Disorders 127 What is t
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Personality Disorders 129 What are
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Personality Disorders 131 How can a
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Page 216 and 217: CHAPTER 26 Epidemiology and Researc
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Page 234 and 235: Index A Abnormal thought formation,
Page 236 and 237: Index 219 Celexa. See Citalopram Ce
Page 238 and 239: Index 221 F Factitious disorder, 11
Page 240 and 241: Index 223 Negative predictive value
Page 242 and 243: Index 225 Schizophrenia (Cont.): do
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