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Define IATROGENESIS

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wiki - refers to any effect on a person, resulting from any activity of one or more persons acting as healthcare professionals or promoting products or services as beneficial to health, that does not support a goal of the person affected.

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Match up IATROGENESIS terms

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Social iatrogenesis – the way in which medicine expands into more and more areas, creating an artificial demand for its services. Social iatrogenesis results in us defining human conditions as illness. Cultural iatrogenesis – Medicalisation in society (a

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Social Iatrogenesis
Cultural Iatrogenesis
Clinical Iatrogenesis

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to more and more reliance on medical explanations for life’s problems and on medical treatment to solve life’s problems. Instead of tackling problems with a wide range of individual, community and societal resources ________ iatrogenesis makes us seek medical treatment as the preferred solution
medical treatment makes the patient worse or creates new conditions - follows on from other forms of iatrogenesis
medicine expands into more and more areas, creating an artificial demand for its services. ______iatrogenesis results in us defining human conditions as illness.

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Match the criteria of ageing

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Universal
Progressive
Intrinsic
Degenerative

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Results in death
Inevitable - as it is programmed
All members of a population are affected
Continuous and relentless

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Match the dependancy terms

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Dependancy ratio
Neontic ratio
Gerontic ratio

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economically active populaton / population defined as those not economically active
ratio of children 0-14 to adults 15-59
ratio of retired 60+ to adults 15-59

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Match age terms

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Ageism
Institutional ageism
Infantilisation

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a process of systematic stereotyping and discrimination against people because they are old
the act of treating adults (non infants) like children
he inclusion of ageist principles in formal rules and procedures and in wider institutional cultures. It is characterised by language consistently depicting older people in negative terms

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Match the DEATH TERMS

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Murder
Euthanasia
Attempted Murder
Manslaughter by reduction
Manslaughter by unlawful act
Reckless manslaughter
Corporate manslaughter
Suicide
Assisted suicide
MCA code of practice

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the painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an irreversible coma.
simultaneously preparing to commit an unlawful killing and having a specific intention to cause the death of a human being under the Queen's Peace
Person of sound mind unlawfully kills a human being that has been born alive and is breathing through its own lungs - with intnt to kill or cause grevious bodily harm (proof they carried it out and were 'of sound mind' with criminal intention)
Where a trust can be held accountable (due to bad systems/management etc) not the individual
no longer a criminal offence
where what the defendant HAS or HASNT DONE results in death - aware of risks to actions but nevertheless carries (or doenst carry out) action
' all reasonable steps which are in the persons best interest should be taken - to prolong their life
where all the ingredients of murder are present except the intent to kill/ cause serious harm
Crime - where the act can be covered up
where all the ingredients of murder are present but the charge is brought down from murder- homicide considered by law as less culpable than murder. (provocation? diminished responsibility?

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Which 4 fulfil CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE CRITERIA

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