var tip=new Array
  tip[0]='A declaration made by a competent patient stating the nature of the treatment they wish to have in the event of becoming incapacitated.';
           tip[1]='An intentional or reckless act that causes someone to be put in fear of immediate physical harm.';
           tip[2]='Intentional or reckless use of physical force against someone without their consent.';
		   tip[3]='The British Medical Association.  A voluntary organisation and independent trade union representing about 80% of practising doctors in the UK.';
		   tip[4]='A test used in law to determine whether a healthcare professional has acted negligently (in a way that falls below the standard expected by a reasonable body of medical opinion).';
		   tip[5]='An assessment carried out by a doctor to decide whether a patient is competent to make decisions about the proposed treatment.';
		   tip[6]='Precedent that has been derived from cases heard by the courts.';
		   tip[7]='The aim of the Act was to simplify the law relating to children by making it more child centred.';
		   tip[8]='An alternative legal system, not used in the UK. The law is produced in a written form and is available to the public.';
		   tip[9]='Law that is based around customs and general principles.  It is embodied in case law and is applied to situations that are not covered by statute.';		   tip[10]='The ability of a normal individual to make a decision about proposed treatment.';
		   tip[11]='';
		   tip[12]='';
		   tip[13]='';
		   tip[16]='A senior position held by a fully qualified specialist.';
		   tip[17]='A refusal that is made at that point in time (as opposed to an advance directive from the patient which states their intended wishes).';
		   tip[18]='A publication dealing with consent in relation to experimental and new-technology treatment, especially in relation to genetics.';
		   tip[19]='A statute dealing with the collection, storage and use of personal data.';
		   tip[20]='A declaration made by a UK court that primary legislation (statute law) is incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights.';
		   tip[21]='Director of Public Prosecutions.  The head of the Crown Prosecution Service appointed by the Attorney General and responsible for the conduct of all criminal prosecutions instituted by the police.';
		   tip[22]='The directive covering the conduct of clinical trials on humans within the European Union.';
		   tip[23]='The Convention defines the standard of human rights that an individual can expect.';
		   tip[24]='The killing of another person to comply with their wishes (express or implied), where the person is incurably ill, in pain or some other state.  It is illegal in the UK.';
		   tip[25]='A person whose training or experience makes them an "expert" in the eyes of the Court and allows them to give their opinion to the Court rather than simply state facts.';
		   tip[26]='An unlawful restriction of a persons freedom of movement, not necessarily within a prison.';
		   tip[27]='The division of the High Court concerned with family proceedings and non-contentious probate matters.';
		   tip[28]='A set of five criteria that allow practitioners to discuss and apply family planning measures to minors without the express consent of their parents.';
		   tip[29]='The General Medical Council.  A statutory body of elected and appointed medical practitioners and appointed lay members with the responsibility of protecting patients and setting standards for professional practice.';
		   tip[30]='A person appointed by the court to protect a minor\'s interest in proceedings.';
		   tip[31]='A non-elected body that debates primary legislation (statute law).  It is used by the government as a revising body for proposed laws being introduced by the government.';
		   tip[32]='To bring about a particular event, for example the starting of labour.';
		   tip[33]='An action not able to be undone or changed.';
		   tip[34]='The process whereby higher court decisions become binding on lower courts.';
		   tip[35]='The professional body for solicitors in England and Wales that set the standards for the profession to follow.';
		   tip[36]='The written law.  Acts of Parliament.';
		   tip[37]='An amount owed or a legal duty or obligation.';
		   tip[38]='The state of mind of an individual that the Court will consider, to ascertain whether the patient is of sound mind to make a decision about treatment.';
		   tip[39]='The Act governing the admission of people to psychiatric hospital against their will, their rights while they are detained, their discharge from hospital and the aftercare that they receive.';
		   tip[40]='A person under the age of 18.';
		   tip[41]='A form that is used to record consent to investigation or treatment for procedures where consciousness is not impaired.';
		   tip[42]='A defence that can sometimes be used against an action brought against a person in Tort.  It is usually limited to action taken to protect life in an emergency.  The steps taken in the emergency must be reasonable for the defence of necessity to succeed.';
		   tip[43]='A statutory office which has the purpose of ensuring access to justice to those who would otherwise be denied it because of incapacity.';
		   tip[44]='Treatment that is designed to reduce the suffering of a patient but which does not provide a cure for the condition.';
		   tip[45]='A latin term meaning "Father of the country".  In UK law it relates to the Queen or King.';
		   tip[46]='All the rights, duties, powers and authority that by law a parent has in relation to their child.  If a man and woman are married they automatically have parental responsibility.  An unmarried father requires to have them declared.';
		   tip[47]='A medical term used to describe a condition in a patient of "wakefulness without awareness".  Patients have no cerebral cortical function, meaning that they are unconscious and unaware, but exhibit sleep-wake cycles.';
		   tip[48]='An Act of Parliament setting out the powers of the Police in England and Wales to arrest, search and question people.';
		   tip[49]='The Police Reform Act makes new provision about the supervision, administration, function and conduct of Police forces and officers.  It contains new powers concerning the taking of blood samples from those involved in road traffic accidents.';
		   tip[50]='The set of legal principles governing the exercise of power by public authorities.';
		   tip[51]='Methods available in law for the enforcement, protection or recovery of rights, or for the obtaining of redress for their infringement.';
		   tip[52]='Established to investigate the management of the care of children receiving complex cardiac surgery.  It specifically looked at issues concerning the consent to the removal and storage of organs after surgery.';
		   tip[53]='The right of choice of an individual that can be made within the boundaries of the law.';
		   tip[54]='Law that is passed by the legislature, ie Acts of Parliament.';
		   tip[55]='The purpose of the Act is "to give further effect to the rights and freedoms guaranteed under the European Convention on Human Rights."';
		   tip[56]='A word taken from the French word meaning "harm" or "wrong".  A civil wrong (other than a breach of contract) giving rise to the right to bring an action in the civil courts.';
		   tip[57]='A wrongful direct interference with another person or with the possession of land or goods.';
		   tip[58]='To destroy the legal effect of an action or deed.';
		   tip[59]='A minor under the care of a guardian (appointed by the parents or the Court), who exercises rights and duties over the child subject to the general control and discretion of the Court.';
		   tip[60]='The papers that are produced following the decision of a court to make a minor a ward of court.';
		  		  
		   		   
     function showtip(current,e,num)
        {
         if (document.layers) // Netscape 4.0+
            {
             theString="<DIV CLASS='ttip'>"+tip[num]+"</DIV>"
             document.tooltip.document.write(theString)
             document.tooltip.document.close()
             //document.tooltip.left=e.pageX+14
		document.tooltip.left=e.x + 20
             //document.tooltip.top=e.pageY+2
		document.tooltip.top=e.y + 300
             document.tooltip.visibility="show"
            }
         else
           {
            if(document.getElementById) // Netscape 6.0+ and Internet Explorer 5.0+
              {
			   //elm=document.getElementById("tooltip")
			   elm=document.getElementById("popup")
			   elm.style.visibility = 'visible'
               elml=current
               elm.innerHTML=tip[num]
               //elm.style.height=elml.style.height
			   //elm.style.width = '150px'
               //elm.style.top=parseInt(elml.offsetTop+elml.offsetHeight)
			    //elm.style.top=parseInt(e.y + 231)
               //elm.style.left=parseInt(elml.offsetLeft+elml.offsetWidth+10)
			   //elm.style.left=parseInt(e.x + 20)
               //elm.style.visibility = "visible"
              }
           }
        }
function hidetip(){
if (document.layers) // Netscape 4.0+
   {
    document.tooltip.visibility="hidden"
   }
else
  {
   if(document.getElementById) // Netscape 6.0+ and Internet Explorer 5.0+
     {
      elm.style.visibility="hidden"
     }
  } 
}