it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious
it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious
equivalent to vicarious consent <=> proxy consent
it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious
one person gives consent for another for whom the first is morally responsible <=> vicarious consent
it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious
an agent acting on behalf of another by the other's consent <=> legal proxy
it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious
the consent, not actually given, to details which are logically contained in the consent actually given to a general line of action, e.g. the permission to use a particular anesthetic logically contained in the permission to do surgery <=> implicit consent
it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious
it is highly probable that someone who is not able to give consent because he is absent or unconscious would have given it if present or conscious <=> presumed consent