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In this segment of Dr. Ha Pinto's medical ethics lecture, the concept of consent is discussed. Consent is defined as permission or agreement for something to occur, specifically in medical contexts, where patients grant permission for treatments or investigations. Doctors have both ethical and legal responsibilities to obtain this consent. It can be given in three forms: written consent (e.g., signing a consent form for surgery), oral consent (e.g., a patient agreeing to an examination), and implied consent (e.g., a patient extending their arm for a blood draw). However, implied consent should be documented clearly to avoid misinterpretation.