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| The study of ethical and moral implications of new discoveries and advances in medicine |
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| The removal of blood as a therapeutic measure. |
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A "paper trail"; a chronological
documentation of activities. |
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The type of law that deals with the rights of private
citizens. |
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The type of law that deals with crimes against
society. |
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Unconscious psychological strategies
used to cope with stressors. |
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| Moral principles, qualities, or practices. |
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| The destruction or dissolution of red blood cells. |
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Rules of conduct established by custom, agreement, or
authority.Rules of conduct established by custom, agreement, or
authority. |
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A type of negligence wherein a professional fails
to follow acceptable standards, resulting in injury to a person
or group of persons. |
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Opening of a blood vessel by incision or
puncture in order to obtain blood. |
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A formal monitoring program that
assesses the level of health care being provided by
healthcare professionals or institutions. |
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| Events that provoke stress. |
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