1.

A physician asks a nurse to discontinue the feeding tube in a client who is in chronic
vegetative state. The physician tells the nurse that the request was made by the client’s
spouse and children. The nurse understands the legal basis for carrying out the order and
first checks the client’s record for documentation of:*
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a. a court approval to discontinue the treatment

b. a written order by the physician to remove the tube
c. Authorization by the family to discontinue the treatment

d. Approval by the institutional Ethics Committee

2. A nurse has been assigned to care for a young man recovering at home from a
disabling lung function. While obtaining a nursing history, the nurse learns that the
infection is probably the result of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The nurse informs
the client she is morally opposed to homosexuality and cannot care for him. The nurse then
leaves the client’s home. Which of the following is true regarding the nurse’s actions?*
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a. The nurse has a duty to protect self from client care situations that are morally repellent.
b. The nurse has a legal right to inform the client of any barriers to providing care.
c. The nurse has the right to refuse to care for any client without justifying that refusal.
d. The nurse has a duty to provide competent care to assigned clients in a nondiscriminatory
manner.

3. A nurse calls the physician of a client scheduled for a cardiac catheterization

because the client has numerous questions regarding the procedure and has requested to
speak to the physician. The physician is very upset and arrives at the unit to visit the client
after prompting by the nurse. The nurse is outside of the client’s room and hears the
physician tells the client in derogatory manner that the nurse “doesn’t know anything”.
Which legal Tort has the physician violated.*
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a. Libel
b. Slander

c. Assault
d. Negligence
4. A hospitalized client with a history of alcohol abuse tells the nurse “I am leaving
now. I have to go. I have things that I have to do right away.” The client has not been
discharged. In fact the client is scheduled for an important diagnostic test to be performed
in 1 hour. After discussing the client’s concern with the client, the client dresses and begins
to walk out of the hospital room. The most appropriate nursing action is to:*
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a. Restrain the client until the physician can be reached.

b. Call the security to block all exit areas.
c. Tell the client that he cannot return to the hospital again if he leaves now.
d. Call the nursing supervisor.

5. Two nurses are in the cafeteria having lunch in a quiet secluded area. A physical
therapist from the physical therapy department joins the nurses. During lunch, the nurse
discuss a client who was physically abused. After lunch the physical therapist provides
therapy as prescribed to this physically abused client and asks the client questions about
the physical abuse. The client discovers that the nurses told the therapist about the abuse
situation and is emotionally harmed. The ramifications associated with the nurses’
discussion about the client are most appropriately associated with which of the following?*
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a. None, because the discussion took place in a quiet secluded area

b. They can be charged with slander
c. They can be charged with libel
d. None, because the physical therapist is involve in the client’s care

6. A nurse lawyer provides an education session to the nursing staff regarding client
rights. A staff nurse asks the lawyer to describe an example might relate to invasion of
client privacy. Which of the following indicates a violation of this right?*
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a. Taking photographs of the client without consent

b. Telling the client that he or she cannot leave the hospital

c. Threatening to place a client in restraints
d. Performing a surgical procedure without consent
7. A client brought to the emergency room after a serious accident in unconscious and
bleeding profusely. Surgery is required immediately in order to save the client’s life. In
regards to informed consent for the surgical procedure, which of the following is the best,
nursing action?*
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a. Try to obtain the spouse’s telephone number and call the spouse to obtain telephone consent
before the surgical procedure
b. Transport the client to the operating room and immediately as required by the physician
without obtaining an informed consent.

c. Ask a friend that accompanied the client to the emergency room to sign the consent form
d. Call the nursing supervisor to initiate a court order for the surgical procedure

8. An elderly woman is brought to the emergency room. On physical assessment, the

nurse notes old and new ecchymotic areas on both arms and buttocks. The nurse asks the
client how the bruises were sustained. The client, although reluctant, tells the nurse in
confidence that her daughter frequently hits her if she gets in the way. Which of the
following is the most appropriate nursing response?*
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a. “I promise I will not tell anyone but let’s see what can we do about this.”
b. “I have the legal obligation to report this type of abuse.”

c. “Lets talk about the ways that will prevent your daughter for hitting you.”
d. “This should not be happening, and if it happens again you must call the emergency
department.”

9. A staff member observes a nurse assigned to a postoperative nursing unit reading

the chart of a friend’s grandmother who is a client on the unit. The nurse is not assigned to
this client and does not have a responsibility for this client’s care. The client was just
diagnosed with terminal cancer and the family does not know. The staff member evaluates
the action by the nurse as:*
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a. Appropriate because the nurse is a health care worker and assigned to the unit
b. Inappropriate because the grandmother is not assigned to the nurse

c. Not being a violation of the client’s privacy because the nurse does not tell anyone what is in
the chart
d. Gaining information to assist a friend through a difficult time.
10. The nurse is eating lunch in a nursing home cafeteria. Two nurse aides can be heard
at the next table talking about a resident by name. Which of the following is the priority
nursing action*
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a. Talk to the nurse aides privately later about this inappropriate behavior
b. Tell the nurse aides that they are being overheard and should talk quietly
c. Report them to their supervisor
d. Tell the nurse aides that they are breaching confidentiality

11. A 66 year old client is admitted to a long term care facility for rehabilitation
following a total hip replacement. Client refuses to stay in the facility and tells the nurse, “I
am going to walk home.” Which of the following is the appropriate action by the nurse?*
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a. Tell the client that rehab is necessary and leaving is not possible

b. Restrain the client to prevent the client from leaving

c. Call the security to restrain the client
d. Do not prohibit the client from leaving

12. A nurse observes a staff member telling an older adult client that if the client does
not take prescribed oral meds, desserts will be withheld. The nurse reports the behavior of
the staff member as:*
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a. Assault

b. Battery
c. Malpractice
d. Negligence

13. The nurse caring for an older adult tears the skin of the client while removing a
piece of tape. The skin is attached to the upper arm and to the tape. The nurse cuts the
attached part of the skin with scissors in order to remove the tape. The nurse fails to
understand that if harm comes to the client during the act of cutting the skin with scissors,
which of the following could the nurse be charged with?*
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a. Malpractice

b. Negligence
c. Acceptable practice
d. Assault

14. The nurse caring for an older adult client soiled with feces fails to clean and bathe
the client, leaving the client for another staff to care for. Another nurse reports this nurse
as guilty of:*
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a. Nonmaleficence
b. Negligence

c. Malpractice
d. Assault

15. Kate has suffered a fractured pelvis in an automobile accident. She has been
hospitalized for 3 days when she tells her primary nurse that she has something to tell her
but she does not want the nurse to tell anyone. Kate says that she has tried to donate blood
and tested positive for HIV. What is the best action for the nurse to take?*
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a. Document this information on Kate’s chart

b. Tell Kate’s physician
c. Inform the Health Care team who will come in contact with Kate
d. Encourage Kate to disclose this information to her physician

16. Kate Tell her nurse that she has had many sexual partners. She has been on oral
contraceptive and frequently had not requested that her partners use condoms. She denies
IV drug use. She tells the nurse that she believes that she will die soon. What would be the
best response for the nurse to make?*
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a. “Where there is life, there is hope.”

b. “Would your like to talk to the nurse who works with HIV positive clients?”

c. “You are a long way from dying, Kate.”

d. “Not everyone who is HIV positive will develop AIDS and die.”

17. The hospital research team offered Kate the opportunity to participate in research
on a new therapy. The researcher asks the nurse to obtain Kate’s consent. What is the most
appropriate action for the nurse to take?*
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a. Be sure Kate understands the project before she signs the consent form
b. Read the consent form to Kate and give her an opportunity to ask questions

c. Refuse to be the one to obtain Kate’s consent

d. Give the form to Kate and tell her to read it carefully before she signs it

18. Kate decided not to participate in the research project. She had signed the consent
form, but she has changed her mind. The nurse tells Kate that she has the right to change
her mind base upon which of the following principles?*
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a. Paternalism and justice
b. Autonomy and Informed consent

c. Beneficence and Double Effect

d. Competence and right to know

19. The nurse is in the hospital’s public canteen and hears two nursing assistant talking
about the client in 1201.They are using her name and discussing intimate details about her
illness. Which of the following actions is best for the nurse to take?*
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a. Go over and tell the nursing assistant that their actions are inappropriate, especially in a
public place

b. Wait and tell the assistants later that they were overheard discussing the client. Otherwise,
they might be embarrassed.
c. Tell the nursing assistants’s supervisor about the incident. It is the supervisor’s responsibility
to address the issue.
d. Say nothing. It is not the nurse’s job and he/she is not responsible for the assistants’ action

20. A client on your medical-surgical unit has a cousin who is a physician and wants to
see the chart. Which of the following is the best response for the nurse to take?*
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a. Hand the cousin the client’s chart to review

b. Ask the client to sign an authorization
c. Call the attending physician and have the doctor speak with the cousin
d. Tell the cousin that the request cannot be granted

21. In which circumstance may the nurse legally and ethically disclose confidential
information about a client?*
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a. HIV-status of a single male client to his family members

b. The diagnosis(Dx) of a pancreatic Ca to the client’s significant other
c. The Dx of an uncontrolled seizure disorder of a taxi driver to the concerned government unit

d. The client is 32 weeks pregnant with twins and is legally separated.

22. A client has suffered an extensive brain injury and can’t make his own treatment
choices. Which written document is recognized by state law and provides directions for
provisions of care at time when the client cant make his own choices*
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a. Advance directive

b. Living will
c. Durable power of attorney
d. Patient self-determination

23. Which statement is true regarding informed consent?*

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a. Minors are permitted to give informed consent

b. The professional nurse and physician may both obtain informed consent
c. The client must be fully informed regarding treatments, tests, surgery and the risk and
benefits prior to giving informed consent

d. Mentally competent and incompetent clients can legally give informed consent

24. A female patient was rushed to the hospital with third degree burns and died a few
hours after. Apparently husband tied her and locked her up the room and proceeded to
burn their rented room. In your assessment, having an understanding of crime
circumstances, when the crime is committed with premeditation is considered as:*
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a. Justifying
b. Mitigating

c. Aggravating
d. Exempting

25. There are four circumstances affecting criminal liability. When a person had
voluntary plea of guilt in a court proceeding it is considered as:*
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a. Exempting circumstance
b. Justifying circumstance
c. Alternative circumstance
d. Mitigating Circumstance

26. Shawn knows that the suspension of the certificate of Registration should not
exceed how many years?*
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a. 2
b. 4

c. 3
d. 6

27. In addition to the prescribe period, the following are the other conditions for which
the revoked certificates can be re-issued. Which one is not included?*
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a. Reasons for equity and justice

b. Cause for the revocation has disappeared or has been cured and corrected
c. Upon application thereof and payment of required fees
d. Upon the completion of one month didactic and three months practicum
28. She plans for a Certification Program for the nurses under the city health office. How
long will the beneficiaries of the program are obliged to serve in any of the Philippine
Hospital?*
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a. 1 year
b. 2 years

c. 6 months
d. 4 months

29. According to R.A 9173, a faculty member of the college of nursing should possess
which of the following qualifications?*
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a. Master’s degree in Nursing

b. Membership to a nursing faculty organization

c. Have at least 3 years of working experience
d. Be at least 25 years old

30. The Philippine Nursing Law requires inactive nurses who want to return to practice
render:*
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a. 3 months practicum, 1 month didactic training

b. 1 month practicum, 3 months didactic training

c. 3 months practicum, 2 months didactic training
d. 1 month practicum, 1 month didactic training

31. In order to pass the board examination, a nurse examinee must obtain a general
average rating of:*
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a. At least 75% with no grade below 50 in any subject

b. At least 75% with no grade below 61 in any subject
c. At least 75% with no grade below 60 in any subject

d. At least 75% with no grade below 70 in any subject

32. Which of the following is/are qualifications for admission to the Nursing Licensure
Examination? 1. He/She is a citizen of the Philippines 2. He/She is of good moral
character 3. He/She is a holder of BSN degree 4. He/She is a member of a recognizes
nursing organization 5. He/She is 18 years old and above*
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a. All of the Above

b. 1,2,3

c. 1,2,5
d. 3,4,5

33. If a patient refused an injection of Depoprovera and the nurse insisted despite of the
refusal, the nurse can be held liable for which of the following?*
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a. Assault and Battery

b. Malpractice
c. Negligence
d. Incompetence

34. Princess is working as a Lecturer of Nursing Jurisprudence in Tsina Heneral

Hospital College of Nursing. One of her students asked her when a nurse shall renew
his/her license. She appropriately tells that this is done:*
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a. Every 3 years
b. Annually
c. Biannually
d. Every 4 years

35. To whom is the power to regulate the NURSING Profession in Philippines vested
upon?*
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a. PRC
b. BON

c. ANSAP
d. ADPCN

36. The following are duties and power of BON, except:*

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a. Conduct the licensure examination for nurses

b. Monitor and enforce quality standards of nursing practice in the Philippines
c. Issue, suspend or revoke certificates of registration for the practice of nursing
d. Has the authority to open and close colleges of nursing and/or nursing education programs

37. The primary purpose and criteria of licensure is to:*

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a. Limit practice
b. Define the scope of practice
c. Protect the public
d. Outline legislative function

38. Performing a procedure on a client in the absence of informed consent lead to which
of the following charges?*
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a. Fraud
b. Harassment
c. Assault and battery

d. Breach of confidentiality

39. A nurse applies for a position in a cardiovascular intensive care unit and indicates
on her resume that she has obtained certification in critical care nursing. The nurse does
not eventually have this certification. This situation is an example of which legal issue?*
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a. Libel
b. Slander
c. Fraud

d. Negligence
40. Nurse Gwen dreams of pursuing a career as a dean of college if nursing someday.
Which of the following qualifications does nurse Gwen should have to be a dean?*
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a. She must have at least 1 year experience in teaching and management in nursing education
b. Possess a master’s degree in Public Health

c. Member of a faculty organization

d. Must have five years of experience in nursing

41. A command issued by the court to appear at a certain time and place to give
testimony on a matter:*
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a. Litigation
b. Will
c. Subpoena ad testificandum

d. Subpoena duces tecum

42. Nurse Sandra, a BON Member for 3 years is asked to continue her term for another
year. This is what type of appointment? *
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a. Regular appointment
b. Ad Interim appointment

c. Doctrine of hold-over
d. Pass-over doctrine

43. Nurse Karmen, a Board Member for 1 year and a half, resigned due to health
problems. Meanwhile, Nurse Judy was appointed by the president to fill in the position
Nurse Karmen has left. Judy was appointed by?*
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a. Regular appointment
b. Ad Interim appointment
c. Doctrine of hold-over
d. Pass-over doctrine
44. As nurse, she should be guided by the nursing law in the country. Which is NOT a
provision of this law?*
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a. Increases the composition of the Board from five to seven representing nursing education,
service and community health nursing
b. Requires those nurses who have been away from practice to undergo one month of didactic
training and five months of practicum before returning to the workforce
c. Recognition of nursing specialty organizations by the Board in coordination with the
accredited professional organization
d. Provides for incentives and benefits system for nurses and

their dependents

45. Two of the following statements are true about the new nursing law which two are
NOT? 1. It guarantees the delivery of quality basic health services through an
adequate nursing personnel system throughout the country 2. Requires the
member of the Board to resign from any employment both in the government and private
instituitions 3. Requires the Chairman of the Board to be a holder of a doctorate
degree 4. Amends RA 7164*
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a. 1 & 2
b. 2 & 3
c. 3 & 4

d. 2 & $

46. Nurse Pamela is certain that only competent nurses are allowed to practice nursing
in the country. Which of the following warrants that this is strictly adhered to?*
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a. Competency assessment
b. Licensure and registration

c. Continuing competency program

d. Specially certification program

47. She assessed a three year old boy for fever, but the boy would not want to go near
her. Which of the following remarks of Nurse Pamela would constitute an assault?*
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a. “You don’t want to have your temperature taken? I will call the guard to hold you and give you
an injection instead!”

b. “Alright just tell me when you are ready to have your temperature taken.”
c. “This will not hurt you; just put it under tongue.”
d. “If you will let me take your temperature your fever will be gone”.

48. Some functions of the BON are considered to be quasi-legislative. Which of the
following functions belong to this category.*
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a. Ensure quality nursing education by examining prescribed facilities of school

b. Monitor & enforce quality nursing practice
c. Prescribe and adopt guidelines for the improvement of nursing practice
d. Issue, suspend, revoke certificates of registration

49. Nurse jen is subjected to the interrogation by the BON for an administrative case
filed against her. Nurse Jen is known as*
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a. Respondent
b. Plaintiff

c. Defendant
d. Complainant

50. What is the order from BON requiring Nurse Salve to appear to PRC?*
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a. Summon

b. Subpoena duces tecum

c. Subpoena ad testificandum
d. Petition

51. If BON will require Hospital where nurse Salve is employed to bring the Medical
Chart to the PRC. What order is executed by BON?*
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a. Summon
b. Subpoena ad testificandum
c. Subpoena duces tecuum

d. Subpoena

52. If Nurse Jen will serve as a witness to a will executed by her patient and the patient
will entirely write down his will, the will us*
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a. Testamentary will
b. Holographic will

c. Nuncupative will
d. Notarial will

53. To prove the validity of one’s will in court is known as*

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a. Probate
b. Escheat
c. Testament

d. Testate

54. If the patient of Nurse Jen died and failed to execute a will. The patient died as*
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a. Testate
b. Intestate

c. Probate
d. Escheat

55. Nurse Pokwang entered into a contract with the hospital that just in case the patient
will fail to pay hospitalization bill, Nurse Pokwang will be the one to pay. The Contract is*
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a. Expressed contract
b. Implied contract

c. Formal contract
d. Informal contract

56. When resigning from a job, the professional expectation from a nurse is;*
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a. inform her co-worker informally

b. send a letter of resignation before transferring to a new job
c. submit a letter of resignation at least 30 days before leaving.

d. Inform your immediate head properly before leaving.

57. When the patient complains about the doctor, the nurse should;*
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a. side with the patient and ask her to make a letter of complaint addressed to the Director of
the Hospital
b. not to make any comment

c. tell the patient to request for another doctor

d. tell the patient that she has no right to make any negative remarks

58. A nurse who passes the Board Exam is considered*

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a. Civil service eligible

b. permanent government employee

c. capable of working abroad
d. qualified to teach

59. If the nurse is a civil service eligible, this means that*

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a. she can do private practice

b. the department of health must hire her as a nurse

c. she is exempted from renewing her license
d. she is hired by the govt. as permanent employee

60. Based on the Magna Carta for Public Health Workers, a government nurse is
exempted from paying which of these*
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a. Community Tax
b. Professional tax

c. Income tax
d. Professional license

61. In court proceedings, the examination of the witness by the opponent is;*
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a. direct examination
b. cross examination

c. investigation
d. court proceeding

62. All of the following are admissible in evidence except;*

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a. real evidence
b. testimonial evidence
c. hearsay

d. dying declaration if victim of a crime

63. When a nurse is asked to become a witness to a case about the patient, she must
remember*
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a. her constitutional right as a witness

b. privilege communication
c. right to privacy
d. to maintain her composure as a witness

64. When there is insufficient evidence to prove the guilt of the accused nurse, the case
is*
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a. dismissed
b. reinvestigated
c. appealed to a higher court
d. relieved

65.A crime done by a group of persons who all cooperate in the commission of the
offense is called;*
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a. accomplice
b. accessory
c. conspiracy

d. principal

66. A crime committed by one who filed a birth certificate when no birth actually
occurred;*
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a. substitution of birth
b. simulation of birth
c. forgery

d. miscommunication

67. The nurse write a letter to the editor of the newspaper accusing her employer of
wrongdoing, this action can be considered;*
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a. assault
b. misrepresentation
c. slander
d. libel

68. If the patient seeks the services of the nurse, it is assumed that she needs to pay the for
her professional services. This contract is considered;*
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a. implied
b. void
c. expressed
d. formal

69. Testamentary capacity refers to;*

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a. freedom to make a will

b. soundness of mind and legal age

c. right to make a will

d. responsibility of a person in making a will.

70. When the property of a person who did not left a will becomes the property of the state
is called;*
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a. intestate
b. escheat

c. cheating
d. testatrix

71. Which of the following is essential to make a contract valid*

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a. the subject matter of the contract is not contrary to the law

b. it is notarized

c. it is in writing
d. there are at least three witneses

72. The right of the nurse to join any labor union*

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a. right to self organization

b. the right to due process

c. the right to illegal detention
d. the right to liberty of abode

73. Decision rendered by the judge is known as*

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a. verdict

b. judgment
c. promulgation
d. litigation

74. The Office that has the custody of records of the administrative cases and investigations
of registered Nurses is the;*
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a. PNA
b. Civil Service Commission
c. PRC
d. BON

75. The BON is under the supervision of the;*

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a. PRC
b. CHED
c. Civil Service Commission
d. Accredited Professional Organization

76. The night differential is equivalent to that percent of salary per day.*
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a. 10%

b. 20%
c. 30%
d. 40%

77. When a person works on a special holidays the person is entitled to how many percent
additional to the salary per day?*
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a. 10%
b. 30%
c. 100%
d. 50%

78. To have competent parties in a contract.*

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A. citizens of the Philippines
B. 18 years of age
C. able to read and write

D. residing in the Philippines

79. Eva is three months pregnant. Her parents do not know this. Eva informed her friend
Irene about the problem. Irene referred Eva to Gina an abortionist Eva had an abortion. If
those involved will be charged legally, who is considered as the principal?*
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a. Eva
b. Gina

c. Irene
d. None of them

80. Who is considered as an accomplice?*

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a. Eva
b. Gina
c. Irene

d. None of them.

81. If during the investigation, the pieces of evidence were not found because Vivian
burned it. Vivian is considered as*
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a. accomplice
b. accessory
c. principal
d. co-principal
82. The law that requires hospitals in the Philippines to be licensed before it can offer to
serve the community.*
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a. PD 996
b. PD 651
c. PD 223
d. RA 4226

83. Improper or unskillful care of a patient by a nurse, and stepping beyond one’s authority
with serious consequences is termed as*
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a. negligence
b. tort
c. malpractice

d. liability

84. The person who makes a will is called:*

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A. intestate
B. testator

C. plaintiff
D. respondent

85. Acting as a witness in making the will of a patient is*

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A. an ethical obligation of a midwife

B. voluntary act of a midwife

C. a duty of a midwife
D. a legal responsibility of a midwife
86. Under RA 8187 Paternity Leave Act of 1997, the midwife can advise the husband to
apply a work leave with pay good for*
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A. 5 days
B. 7 days
C. 10 days
D. 15 days

87. Nurse-midwife Ana Therese, is a Nursing entrepreneur managing a lying-in clinic in

Barangay Kalinga, As a self employed individual, she can be a voluntary member of Social
Security System pursuant to:*
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A. RA 8282
B. RA 8291
C. RA 6972
D. RA 7722

88. The power of the board of Nursing to issue a certificate of registration/professional

license to applicant Mariana who passed the Nursing Exam upon payment of prescribed fee
is called:*
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A. investigative
B. enabling

C. determinative
D. corrective dispensing

89. Publication of congenitally malformed baby without the consent of parents constitutes
a sort known as*
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A. false imprisonment
B. assault and battery
C. invasion of right to privacy

D. defamation
90. When a member of the Board of Nursing is permitted to continue to exercise functions
of the office after the end of her lawful term until she is replaced is under the doctrine of*
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A. ad interim appointment
B. regular appointment

C. hold over appointment

D. permanent appointment

91. When a Board Member was appointed to fill vacancy during the absence of a regular
member is known as;*
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a. ad interim appointment

b. regular appointment
c. Hold over doctrine
d. tenure

92. If the board is conducting trial or proper hearing for the suspension or revocation of
license, it is exercising*
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A. Quasi Legislative Power
B. Quasi Judicial Power

C. Investigative Power
D. Determinative Power

93. In conducting a hearing the Board must observe at all times*

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A. Due process of the law

B. right to privacy
C. rt. To self determination
D. perjury

94. The power of the Board to issue to pass resolutions and ordinances is known as*
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A. quasi Judicial Power

B. Quasi Legislative Power

C. Executive Power
D. Determinative Power

95. The following are true characteristics of a true profession EXCEPT:*

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A. autonomy
B. profit motivation

C. clearly defined membership

D. specific body of knowledge

96. A nurse can practice her profession in a foreign country by virtue of reciprocity which
means that*
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A. there is an agreement between two countries

B. the Nurse was able to secure a visa

C. the recruiter succeeded in getting working permit for the Nurse
D. Nurse will be hired by the concerned country

97. When one forged the credentials in order to obtain a certificate of Registration it will
constitute*
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A. fraud

B. malpractice
C. criminal negligence
D. res ipsaloquitor

98. Lack of skills, knowledge and competence to perform one’s duties and responsibilities
is considered as*
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A. unprofessional
B. irresponsible
C. incompetent

D. ignorance

99. If the nurse failed to follow protocol in performing her duties. If the nurse cause an
injury to her patient then, it is*
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A. negligence
B. unprofessional conduct
C. dishonorable conduct
D. malpractice

100. The term “du ut des” means*

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A. I give that you may give

B. I do that you may do
C. I give that you may do

D. I do that you may give