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Across 1. the study of the principles that define behavior as right, good, and proper 3. series pf laws designed to protect certain care providers if they deliver the standard of care in good faith, to the level of their training, and the best of their abilities (3 Words) 7. professionals who, in the ordinary course of their work are required to report ( or cause a report to be made) whenever financial ,physical, sexual, or other types of abuse or neglect have been observed or suspected (2 Words) 8. a competent adult's informed decision to accept emergency care provided by an Emergency medical Responder. (2 Words) 11. minor whose parents have entirely surrendered the right to the care, custody, and earnings and no longer are under any duty to support the minor (2 Words) 12. personal beliefs that determine how a person behaves 13. quality of being adequately or well qualified to make decisions both physically and intellectually 14. unlawful physical contact 15. Leave a Sick or injured person before equal or more qualified person can assume responsibility 16. violation of the basic duty to act; failure to provide care to an acceptable standard (3 Words) 17. properly or sufficiently qualified or capable of making appropriate decisions about one's own health or condition 18. failure to provide the expected standard of care

Down 1. a competent adult's informed decision to accept emergency care provided by an emergency Medical Responder.  Also reformed to as informed consent (2 Words) 2. body of law that addresses and provides remedies for civil wrongs not arising out of contractual obligations (2 Words) 4. Care that should be provided for any level of training based on local laws, administrative orders, and guidelines and  protocols established by the local EMS System (3 Words) 5. refers to the treatment of information that an individual has disclosed in a relationship of trust and with the expectation that it will not be divulged to others 6. Document that allows a patient to determine in advance what his or her wishes are should they be incapacitated due to illness or injury (2 Words) 8. a legal position that assumes that an unresponsive or incompetent adult would consent to receiving emergency care if they could.  It may also apply to other types of patients (e.g., the mentally ill) (2 Words) 9. requirement that Emergency Medical Responders in the police and fire service, at least while on duty, must provide care according to their department's standard operating procedures (3 Words) 10. having no reaction to verbal or painful stimuli; referred to As unconscious