zhoufg
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informed consent
Does prisoner have the right to sign the consent form? VS 17-yrs older kids living at camp (both are competent) I think the qs from NBME& Qbook? Himself or the Officer?
1st. ?
2nd. the officer?
thanks
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| Luckyall
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Yes, treat 'em as you'd treat your pts in your office ! No difference .
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| zhoufg
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Let me make clear about my qs:
they are both related informed consent.
1.Does prisoner have the right to sign the consent form( in the case of person from jail come to you accompanyed by a officer)?
2. 17-yrs older kids living at camp come to you accompanyed by the principlal or the officer.
both are competent and looking for treatment.
Who will sign the informed consent?
I think the qs from NBME& Qbook? Himself or the Officer?
1st. ?
2nd. the officer?
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| NE
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Of course the innate has the right to sign the consent form!
For the kid you have to try to find his parents; if is not posible the principal is "the guardian" and he has the right to sign.
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| ts97
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I think the question was about 17-year-old in military camp. So the answer is the boy is signing consent, because army make him "emancipated" 
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| dr in trouble
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if it was the scenario then 17 yr old can sign consent form.
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