Describe under what circumstances statutory consent to treatment can be inferred.
Statutory consent is an emergency consent
Normally a person has the right to choose treatment but in an emergency situation. where immediate treatment is necessary for saving a life or severe disability, if the person is unconscious at that time then there is an assumption taken that the person already gave consent to save his own life. This is called statutory consent.
It is only taken during emergency, where immediate treatment required to save life or disability.
Describe under what circumstances statutory consent to treatment can be inferred.
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In which instance would the nurse accept informed consent from a 13-year-old patient? (Select all that apply.) Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. a. When the parents are not readily available b. Under no circumstances can a 13-year-old give valid consent. c. If the child is consenting to treatment for an emergency surgery d. If the child is consenting to treatment for a venereal disease e. The patient is seeking...