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Dr. Ha Pinto discusses the concept of consent in medicine as part of a medical ethics lecture series. Consent is defined as permission for something to happen, specifically related to treatment or investigation. It is an ethical and legal duty of doctors to obtain consent from patients. Consent can be given in three forms: written consent, such as a consent form for surgery; oral consent, like asking permission for a physical examination; and implied consent, demonstrated through patient actions (e.g., a patient extending their arm for a blood draw). It’s crucial that any consent, especially implied, is clearly documented in medical notes to avoid misinterpretation.
