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ETHICS
61問 • 1年前
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A claim to particular privilege

    RIGHT

  • 2

    An obligation to answer for an act done • An obligation on the person to perform some act for which he becomes accountable

    RESPONSIBILITY

  • 3

    RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

    1.) To promote health 2.) To prevent illness 3.) To restore health 4.) To alleviate suffering

  • 4

    An agreement mutually arrived by two or more individuals to do a particular thing in exchange for some consideration

    CONTRACT

  • 5

    TYPES OF CONTRACTS

    FORMAL CONTRACT INFORMAL CONTRACT EXPRESS CONTRACT IMPLIED CONTRACT

  • 6

    Those which cannot be perfected w/o compliance with the special formalities required by the law such as donations & mortages of real propertyw

    FORMAL CONTRACT

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    • Result of written document or correspondence which the law does not require special formalities

    INFORMAL CONTRACT

  • 8

    Those contract where the consent of the parties is given expressly in writing or verbally

    EXPRESS CONTRACT

  • 9

    Those contracts where the consent of the parties is not given expressly but is deducible from the conduct or acts of the parties such as an implied agency

    IMPLIED CONTRACT

  • 10

    Two or more person must participate • Consent – freely given

    REQUISITES OF CONTRACT

  • 11

    Where a contract exists and either party violating it terms Abandonment of duty

    BREACH OF CONTRACT

  • 12

    The person is in sound mind • During lucid interval, the consent given is valid

    LUCID INTERVAL

  • 13

    NLRC meaning

    National Labor Relation Commission

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    hose where the contract of the party is defective either because of incapacity to give consent or where the consent is vitiated by mistake, violence, intimidation, undue influence or fraud

    VOIDABLE/ANNULLABLE CONTRACT

  • 15

    Void abinitio • Those which produce no legal effect for they do not exist in the eyes of the law • Not subjected to ratification • It is valid until there is a judicial declaration

    VOID/INEXISTENCE CONTRACT

  • 16

    Those which cannot be enforced in the court because of the existence of the following reasons: o They were entered into the behalf of another w/o authority or in excess of authority o There’s non-compliance with the statue of frauds o Both contracting parties are incapacitated

    UNENFORCEABLE CONTRACT

  • 17

    Those validity entered into by the contracting parties, but for having caused economic damage or lesion to one party or to a third party or for having been entered into a fraud of creditors or w/o knowledge & approval of the judicial authority

    RESCISSIBLE CONTRACT

  • 18

    Rule of conduct pronounced by a controlling authority which may be enforced • A rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state commanding what is right & prohibiting what is wrong

    LAW

  • 19

    4 TYPES SOURCE OF THE LAW

    1. CONSTITUTION 2. LEGISLATURE 3. JUDICIARY 4. ADMINISTRATIVE

  • 20

    • Presidential decree • Republic Act

    CONSTITUTION

  • 21

    •Congress

    LEGISLATURE

  • 22

    • Department of Justice • Supreme court • Court of Appeals

    JUDICIARY

  • 23

    • Executive power of president

    ADMINISTRATIVE

  • 24

    3 TYPES LEGAL ASPECT

    CIVIL LAW CRIMINAL LAW ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

  • 25

    • Evidence is needed • Must pay for the damages • Preponderance of evidence

    CIVIL LAW

  • 26

    EXAMPLE OF CIVIL LAW

    PROPERTY LAW BANCRUPTCY LAW ESTATE LAW FAMILY LAW CONTRACT LAW

  • 27

    • Beyond reasonable doubt • We need to be watchful • Always in favor of the accuse • Civilly liable o Should pay for damages

    CRIMINAL LAW

  • 28

    EXAMPLE OF CRIMINAL LAW

    HOMICIDE ROBBERY DRUG OFFENSES FRAUD ASSAULT AND BATTERY

  • 29

    • Ground for revocation of license

    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

  • 30

    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW EXAMPLE

    ZONING AND LAND USE LABOR LAW IMMIGRATION LAW LICENSING AND PERMITS REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

  • 31

    Act of binding oneself to do something

    OBLIGATION

  • 32

    Philosophy of science of law

    JURISPRUDENCE

  • 33

    Law in which the government is directly involved

    PUBLIC LAW

  • 34

    PUBLIC LAW EXAMPLE

    HUMAN RIGHTS LAW ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HEALTH LAW LABOR LAW EDUCATION LAW

  • 35

    Regulates the relationship among people

    PRIVATE LAW

  • 36

    • State the principle and provisions for establishment of specific law

    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

  • 37

    Responsible for enacting laws • Congress body

    LEGISLATURE LAW

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    Law enacted by this body

    STATUTORY LAW

  • 39

    Responsible for reconciling controversies and conflicts

    JUDICIARY SYSTEM

  • 40

    Body of law and accumulated decision

    COMMON LAW

  • 41

    Made by the executive law of government

    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

  • 42

    Law that holds physician and radiologic technologist harmless when rendering aid to a person in emergency situation

    GOOD SAMARITAN LAW

  • 43

    Law with its primary purpose to control and suppress the illegal use and distribution of narcotics

    NARCOTIC LAW

  • 44

    A legal declaration of a person’s intention upon death

    WILL

  • 45

    One who makes the will

    TESTATOR

  • 46

    • Legal action in a control of law • Proceeding in court for a purpose o To enforce right o To redress wrong

    LAWSUIT

  • 47

    Process of the lawsuit

    LITIGATION

  • 48

    Person or government bringing a lawsuit against another

    PLANTIFF

  • 49

    Person being accused of a tort or crime

    DEFENDANT

  • 50

    Mercy killing • Act of painlessly putting to death of person who is suffering from incurable or dispressing disease • Criminal charge of homicide

    EUTHANASIA

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    Act is a wrongful from the very beginning

    MALA INSE

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    There’s a law that prohibits the act

    MALA PROHIBITA

  • 53

    A claim which can be enforced by legal means against a person whose duty is to respect it

    LEGAL RIGHT

  • 54

    Complainant or defendant

    CIVIL CASE

  • 55

    Plantiff or accused

    CRIMINAL CASE

  • 56

    A fair & orderly process which aims to protect & enforce a person’s right

    DUE PROCESS

  • 57

    Facts are presented & determined

    TRIAL

  • 58

    A writ commanding an authorized person to notify a party to appear in court to answer a complaint made against him

    SUMMONS

  • 59

    An order that requires a person to attend at a specific time & place to testify as a witness

    SUBPOENA

  • 60

    A subpoena that requires witness to bring documents/papers in his possession

    SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

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    Rumors not admissible as evidence

    HEARSAY EVIDENCE

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    INFORMATICS (2)

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    RPC DISCOVERY OF X-RAY

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    RPC DISCOVERY OF X-RAY

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    RPC ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS OF RADIOLOGIC SCIENCES

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    RPC 3

    RPC 3

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    RPC 3

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A claim to particular privilege

    RIGHT

  • 2

    An obligation to answer for an act done • An obligation on the person to perform some act for which he becomes accountable

    RESPONSIBILITY

  • 3

    RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

    1.) To promote health 2.) To prevent illness 3.) To restore health 4.) To alleviate suffering

  • 4

    An agreement mutually arrived by two or more individuals to do a particular thing in exchange for some consideration

    CONTRACT

  • 5

    TYPES OF CONTRACTS

    FORMAL CONTRACT INFORMAL CONTRACT EXPRESS CONTRACT IMPLIED CONTRACT

  • 6

    Those which cannot be perfected w/o compliance with the special formalities required by the law such as donations & mortages of real propertyw

    FORMAL CONTRACT

  • 7

    • Result of written document or correspondence which the law does not require special formalities

    INFORMAL CONTRACT

  • 8

    Those contract where the consent of the parties is given expressly in writing or verbally

    EXPRESS CONTRACT

  • 9

    Those contracts where the consent of the parties is not given expressly but is deducible from the conduct or acts of the parties such as an implied agency

    IMPLIED CONTRACT

  • 10

    Two or more person must participate • Consent – freely given

    REQUISITES OF CONTRACT

  • 11

    Where a contract exists and either party violating it terms Abandonment of duty

    BREACH OF CONTRACT

  • 12

    The person is in sound mind • During lucid interval, the consent given is valid

    LUCID INTERVAL

  • 13

    NLRC meaning

    National Labor Relation Commission

  • 14

    hose where the contract of the party is defective either because of incapacity to give consent or where the consent is vitiated by mistake, violence, intimidation, undue influence or fraud

    VOIDABLE/ANNULLABLE CONTRACT

  • 15

    Void abinitio • Those which produce no legal effect for they do not exist in the eyes of the law • Not subjected to ratification • It is valid until there is a judicial declaration

    VOID/INEXISTENCE CONTRACT

  • 16

    Those which cannot be enforced in the court because of the existence of the following reasons: o They were entered into the behalf of another w/o authority or in excess of authority o There’s non-compliance with the statue of frauds o Both contracting parties are incapacitated

    UNENFORCEABLE CONTRACT

  • 17

    Those validity entered into by the contracting parties, but for having caused economic damage or lesion to one party or to a third party or for having been entered into a fraud of creditors or w/o knowledge & approval of the judicial authority

    RESCISSIBLE CONTRACT

  • 18

    Rule of conduct pronounced by a controlling authority which may be enforced • A rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state commanding what is right & prohibiting what is wrong

    LAW

  • 19

    4 TYPES SOURCE OF THE LAW

    1. CONSTITUTION 2. LEGISLATURE 3. JUDICIARY 4. ADMINISTRATIVE

  • 20

    • Presidential decree • Republic Act

    CONSTITUTION

  • 21

    •Congress

    LEGISLATURE

  • 22

    • Department of Justice • Supreme court • Court of Appeals

    JUDICIARY

  • 23

    • Executive power of president

    ADMINISTRATIVE

  • 24

    3 TYPES LEGAL ASPECT

    CIVIL LAW CRIMINAL LAW ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

  • 25

    • Evidence is needed • Must pay for the damages • Preponderance of evidence

    CIVIL LAW

  • 26

    EXAMPLE OF CIVIL LAW

    PROPERTY LAW BANCRUPTCY LAW ESTATE LAW FAMILY LAW CONTRACT LAW

  • 27

    • Beyond reasonable doubt • We need to be watchful • Always in favor of the accuse • Civilly liable o Should pay for damages

    CRIMINAL LAW

  • 28

    EXAMPLE OF CRIMINAL LAW

    HOMICIDE ROBBERY DRUG OFFENSES FRAUD ASSAULT AND BATTERY

  • 29

    • Ground for revocation of license

    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

  • 30

    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW EXAMPLE

    ZONING AND LAND USE LABOR LAW IMMIGRATION LAW LICENSING AND PERMITS REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

  • 31

    Act of binding oneself to do something

    OBLIGATION

  • 32

    Philosophy of science of law

    JURISPRUDENCE

  • 33

    Law in which the government is directly involved

    PUBLIC LAW

  • 34

    PUBLIC LAW EXAMPLE

    HUMAN RIGHTS LAW ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HEALTH LAW LABOR LAW EDUCATION LAW

  • 35

    Regulates the relationship among people

    PRIVATE LAW

  • 36

    • State the principle and provisions for establishment of specific law

    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

  • 37

    Responsible for enacting laws • Congress body

    LEGISLATURE LAW

  • 38

    Law enacted by this body

    STATUTORY LAW

  • 39

    Responsible for reconciling controversies and conflicts

    JUDICIARY SYSTEM

  • 40

    Body of law and accumulated decision

    COMMON LAW

  • 41

    Made by the executive law of government

    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

  • 42

    Law that holds physician and radiologic technologist harmless when rendering aid to a person in emergency situation

    GOOD SAMARITAN LAW

  • 43

    Law with its primary purpose to control and suppress the illegal use and distribution of narcotics

    NARCOTIC LAW

  • 44

    A legal declaration of a person’s intention upon death

    WILL

  • 45

    One who makes the will

    TESTATOR

  • 46

    • Legal action in a control of law • Proceeding in court for a purpose o To enforce right o To redress wrong

    LAWSUIT

  • 47

    Process of the lawsuit

    LITIGATION

  • 48

    Person or government bringing a lawsuit against another

    PLANTIFF

  • 49

    Person being accused of a tort or crime

    DEFENDANT

  • 50

    Mercy killing • Act of painlessly putting to death of person who is suffering from incurable or dispressing disease • Criminal charge of homicide

    EUTHANASIA

  • 51

    Act is a wrongful from the very beginning

    MALA INSE

  • 52

    There’s a law that prohibits the act

    MALA PROHIBITA

  • 53

    A claim which can be enforced by legal means against a person whose duty is to respect it

    LEGAL RIGHT

  • 54

    Complainant or defendant

    CIVIL CASE

  • 55

    Plantiff or accused

    CRIMINAL CASE

  • 56

    A fair & orderly process which aims to protect & enforce a person’s right

    DUE PROCESS

  • 57

    Facts are presented & determined

    TRIAL

  • 58

    A writ commanding an authorized person to notify a party to appear in court to answer a complaint made against him

    SUMMONS

  • 59

    An order that requires a person to attend at a specific time & place to testify as a witness

    SUBPOENA

  • 60

    A subpoena that requires witness to bring documents/papers in his possession

    SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

  • 61

    Rumors not admissible as evidence

    HEARSAY EVIDENCE