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In this segment, Dr. Ha Pinto discusses the concept of consent in the context of medical ethics. Consent is defined as the permission or agreement for a treatment or investigation provided by a patient. It is the ethical and legal responsibility of doctors to obtain this consent. There are three types of consent: written consent, such as signing a consent form for an operation; oral consent, where a patient verbally agrees to an examination; and implied consent, exemplified by a patient extending their arm for a blood draw. However, reliance on implied consent should be minimized to prevent misinterpretation. Clear documentation of the consent process is crucial.
