Question |
Answer |
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) |
agency that governs the accommodations of people with phyiscal and mental problems to allow them to work more efficiently |
animal abuse laws |
rules that govern the neglect and abuse of animals, typically regulated by a humane society or dog warden |
animal rights |
rules that govern how animals are handled and cared for, esepcially in research facilities |
Animal Welfare Act |
rules that govern how animals are handled and cared for, takes a large interest in monitoring research facilities |
child labor laws |
laws and guidelines that regulate children working and the conditions in which they work |
common laws |
regulations and rules based on legal violations |
confidential |
information that is private and not to be shared by anyone outside of the facility without permission |
continuing education (CE) |
seminars and classes for employees that train and educate vet health care members on topcis in the profession |
controlled substance |
drugs that have a potential for addiction and abuse |
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) |
agency that is responsible for enforcing and monitoring drugs that may be addictive and issuing DEA licenses to vets |
ethical |
the act of doing what is right |
ethics |
rules and regulations that govern proper conduct |
Fair Labor Standards ACt |
agency that governs the age of children working and the duties they can perform |
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) |
agency that sets manufacturing standard of food addivitce and medications used in animals, especially for human consumption |
liability |
a legal responsibility |
malpractice |
the act of working below the standards are practice |
misrepresentation |
working or acting as someone that you are not qualified to be |
moral |
what a person believes is right or wrong |
negligence |
failure to do what is necessary or proper |
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) |
agency that governs laws for safety in the workplace |
slander |
talking negatively about someone in an improper manner |
STate Board of Veterinary Medicine |
each states agency of veterinary members and public members that take disciplinary action in the profession as deemed necessary and monitor the rights of the public |
statutory laws |
rules and regulations based on writen government law |
unethical |
the act of doing something wrong or improper and knowingly doing it |
Veterinary Practice Act |
legal document that outlines rules and regulation of vet professionals |