PALMAR

Question 1

Virtues of Nursing:

Telling the TRUTH

Answer 1

VERACITY

Question 2

Virtues of Nursing:

WITHHOLDING information because it will cause further harm to the patient

Answer 2

BENEVOLENT DECEPTION

Question 3

Virtues of Nursing:

Keeping PROMISES

Answer 3

FIDELITY

Question 4

Virtues of Nursing:

SELF-GOVERNANCE, Free will, Freedom and Independence.

(Ex. Informed consent, advance directives, confidentiality of information)

Answer 4

AUTONOMY

Question 5

Virtues of Nursing:

Fair/Equal

Answer 5

JUSTICE

Question 6

Virtues of Nursing:

Controlling OWN desires and feelings

Answer 6

TEMPERANCE

Question 7

Virtues of Nursing:

Helping others control THEIR feelings and emotions

Answer 7

FORTITUDE

Question 8

Virtues of Nursing:

To do good for the BENEFIT of the pt

Answer 8

BENEFICIENCE

Question 9

Virtues of Nursing:

To do NO HARM

(Ex. NOT giving, refusing, NOT performing, etc)

Answer 9

NON MALEFICENCE

Question 10

Virtues of Nursing:

DECIDING for the good of the patient

Answer 10

PATERNALISM

Question 11

Virtues of Nursing:

Performing responsibility EVEN beyond time of duty

Answer 11

RELIABILITY

Question 12

An act that provides IMMUNITY from any legal liability resulting from a nurse trying to help a pt

Answer 12

GOOD SAMARITAN ACT

Question 13

Types of Communication:

SUPERIOR to subordinates

(Ex. Memo, Policies, Rules and Regulations)

Answer 13

DOWNWARD

Question 14

Types of Communication:

SUBORDINATES to superior

(Ex. Grievances, Complaints)

Answer 14

UPWARD

Question 15

Virtues of Nursing:

EXEMPTION to the rule

Answer 15

EPIKIA

Question 16

Virtues of Nursing:

WHOLE is more important than its parts

Answer 16

TOTALITY

Question 17

Virtues of Nursing:

Choosing THE LESSER EVIL

Answer 17

PRINCIPLE OF DOUBLE EFFECT

Question 18

Types of Communication:

RN to RN

(Ex. Endorsement, Change of shift report)

Answer 18

LATERAL/HORIZONTAL

Question 19

Types of Communication:

RN to PATIENT

(Ex. Health teachings, Health Promotion)

Answer 19

OUTWARD

Question 20

Types of Communication:

NO ACTUAL Communication

(Ex. Gossips, Rumors, Hear-says)

Answer 20

GRAPVINE

Question 21

Types of Communication:

DIRECTING willing subordinates

Answer 21

LEADER

Question 22

Types of Leaders:

Fosters DEPENDENCE; best used in situations needing FAST DECISION MAKING

Answer 22

AUTOCRATIC

Question 23

Types of Leaders:

Fosters INDEPENDENCE; Both leader and subordinates make decisions TOGETHER

Answer 23

DEMOCRATIC

Question 24

Types of Leaders:

LAZY and HANDS OFF Leader; SUBORDINATES make decisions and are self-motivated

Fosters CHAOS

Answer 24

LAISSEZ FAIRE

Question 25

Strategies for Change: Teaching and Training

Answer 25

NORMATIVE REEDUCATIVE

Question 26

Strategies for Change: Rationale, Benefits, Pros and Cons

Answer 26

EMPIRICAL

Question 27

Strategies for Change: Coercive, Authority

Answer 27

POWER

Question 28

Growth of an individual and the development of all his capacities towards EFFICIENT and EFFECTIVE performance of his profession

Answer 28

PROFESSIONAL ADJUSTMENT

Question 29

Philippine Nursing act of 2002

Answer 29

RA 9173

Question 30

Author of RA 9173

Answer 30

SENATOR JUAN FLAVIER

Question 31

PURPOSE of BON

Answer 31

TO PROTECT THE CITIZENRY

Question 32

QUALIFICATIONS of Board of Nursing “NARCAN”

Answer 32

N - ATURALLY BORN FILIPINO CITIZEN A - PO/PNA MEMBER R - EGISTERED NURSE C - ONTINUOS PRACTICE OF NURSING FOR 10 YEARS A - NY CRIME (not convicted) N - URSING EDUCATION, SERVICE, PUBLIC HEALTH

Question 33

LENGTH OF TERM of Office

Answer 33

3 YEARS

Question 34

Subpoena DUCES Tecum

Answer 34

DOCUMENTS

Question 35

Ad TESTIFICANDUM

Answer 35

TESTIFY

Question 36

Refers to the calling upon of a suspect to court

Answer 36

SUMMON

Question 37

Who OPENS and CLOSES Colleges of Nursing?

Answer 37

CHED

Question 38

Who CONDUCTS the PNLE?

Answer 38

BON

Question 39

Who SETS the TIME and PLACE of the Exam?

Answer 39

PRC

Question 40

When is the RENEWAL of Professional License?

Answer 40

EVERY THREE YEARS

Question 41

QUALIFICATIONS for Nursing Board Exams

Answer 41

1. CITIZEN OF THE PHILIPPINES 2. GOOD MORAL 3. BSN DEGREE HOLDER

Question 42

Can a citizen of another country take the PNLE?

Answer 42

YES BUT IF WITH RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT

Question 43

RA 9165

Answer 43

DANGEROUS DRUG ACT OF 2002

Question 44

RA 9994

Answer 44

EXPANDED SENIOR CITIZEN ACT 2010

Question 45

RA 7305

Answer 45

MAGNA CARTA FOR PUBLIC HEALTH WORKERS

Question 46

RA 1612

Answer 46

PROFESSIONAL TAX

Question 47

RA 1080

Answer 47

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM

Question 48

RA 4226

Answer 48

HOSPITAL LICENSURE ACT

Question 49

RA 7600

Answer 49

ROOMING IN AND BREASTFEEDING ACT

Question 50

EO 26

Answer 50

NATIONWIDE SMOKING BAN

Question 51

RA 7610

Answer 51

ANTI CHILD ABUSE

Question 52

RA 9288

Answer 52

NEWBORN SCREENING ACT

Question 53

PD 825

Answer 53

ANTI IMPROPER GARBAGE DISPOSAL

Question 54

PD 856

Answer 54

SANITATION CODE

Question 55

There is NO CRIME if there is NO LAW punishing the act

Answer 55

NULLEM CRIMEN NUELA POENA

Question 56

IGNORANCE of the law excuses no one

Answer 56

IGNORANTIA JURIS NON EXCUSAT

Question 57

SERIOUS CRIMES | Ex. Murder, Homicide, Parricide, Infanticide, Theft, Robbery, Abortion

Answer 57

FELONY

Question 58

LESS SERIOUS CRIMES | Ex. Shoplifting, Vandalism, etc

Answer 58

MISDEMEANOR

Question 59

Killing WITH intent

Answer 59

MURDER

Question 60

Killing WITHOUT intent

Answer 60

HOMICIDE

Question 61

Killing of RELATIVES

Answer 61

PARRICIDE

Question 62

Killing of INFANTS LESS THAN 3 DAYS OLD

Answer 62

INFANTICIDE

Question 63

Getting something WITHOUT consent

Answer 63

THEFT

Question 64

Getting something with FORCE and COERCION

Answer 64

ROBBERY

Question 65

TERMINATION of Pregnancy

Answer 65

ABORTION

Question 66

An act committed against a PERSON or a PERSON’S PROPERTY

Answer 66

TORT

Question 67

Threatening but NO ACTUAL touching or harm

Answer 67

ASSAULT

Question 68

Touching WITHOUT consent

Answer 68

BATTERY

Question 69

UNJUSTIFIABLE detention

Answer 69

FALSE IMPRISONMENT

Question 70

Character assassination

Answer 70

DEFAMATION

Question 71

VERBAL Character Assassination

Answer 71

SLANDER

Question 72

WRITTEN Character Assassination

Answer 72

LIBEL

Question 73

Difference between INTENTIONAL TORT and UNINTENTIONAL TORT

Answer 73

INTENTIONAL TORT - (+) INTENT, (-) HARM UNINTENTIONAL TORT - (-) INTENT, (+) HARM

Question 74

COMMISSION or OMISSION of an act pursuant to a duty

Answer 74

NEGLIGENCE

Question 75

Stepping BEYOND one’s profession

Answer 75

MALPRACTICE

Question 76

The thing speaks for itself

Answer 76

RES IPSA LOQUITOR

Question 77

There is DAMAGE but NO UNLAWFUL act

Answer 77

DAMNUM ABSQUE INJURIA

Question 78

An UNCONTROLLABLE event that is an act of God or Nature

Answer 78

FORCE MAJEURE

Question 79

SURGEON is the one that is liable

Answer 79

CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP

Question 80

Let the “master” answer for the mistakes of his subordinate; EXPANSION OF LIABILITY

Answer 80

RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR

Question 81

RA 8353

Answer 81

ANTI RAPE LAW

Question 82

AGREEMENT of client to undergo a treatment procedure

Answer 82

INFORMED CONSENT

Question 83

Who OBTAINS the informed consent?

Answer 83

PHYSICIAN

Question 84

What is the Nurse’s role in informed consent?

Answer 84

SECURES THE INFORMED CONSENT (witness)

Question 85

QUALIFICATIONS of a pt in order for him to be able to sign his informed consent

Answer 85

1. 18 YEARS AND ABOVE 2. SANE OR OF SOUND MIND 3. EMANCIPATED MINOR 4. CONSCIOUS

Question 86

If patient is a MINOR (not emancipated), INSANE, and UNCONSCIOUS, who signs the informed consent?

Answer 86

NEXT OF KIN Note: if without next of kin, PROCEED with the procedure even without consent

Question 87

When is it ALLOWED to use a thumb mark as a signature?

Answer 87

IF PATIENT IS CONSCIOUS BUT CANNOT READ OR WRITE Note: there should be TWO WITNESSES present before signing of consent

Question 88

Who gives a THOROUGH EXPLANATION of a procedure prior to obtaining consent?

Answer 88

PHYSICIAN

Question 89

Who gives a BRIEF EXPLANATION of a procedure prior to obtaining consent?

Answer 89

NURSE

Question 90

Who signs consent for ELECTIVE Tubal Ligation?

Answer 90

HUSBAND AND WIFE

Question 91

Who signs consent for EMERGENCY Tubal Ligation?

Answer 91

SIGNED BY PATIENT ALONE

Question 92

Legal declaration on intention UPON DEATH

Answer 92

WILL/LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

Question 93

ORAL Will

Answer 93

NUNCUPATIVE WILL

Question 94

WRITTEN Will

Answer 94

HOLOGRAPHIC WILL

Question 95

Types of ADVANCE DIRECTIVES

Answer 95

1. LIVING WILL | 2. DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY

Question 96

An advance directive that refers to procedures patients DO NOT WANT to be done to them; the PATIENT decides in advance

Answer 96

LIVING WILL

Question 97

Also known as HEALTH CARE PROXY; Patient specifies a certain PROXY to make decisions in case he is no longer capable to

Answer 97

DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY

Question 98

When are Advance Directives MADE?

Answer 98

WHEN PATIENT IS MENTALLY COMPETENT

Question 99

When are Advance Directives EXECUTED?

Answer 99

WHEN PATIENT IS INCAPACITATED

Question 100

What is the COLOR of the bracelet of a DNR patient?

Answer 100

PURPLE

Question 101

Do Not Resuscitate is also known as

Answer 101

ALLOWING NATURAL DEATH (AND)

Question 102

Can you still give medications to DNR patients?

Answer 102

YES EXCEPT FOR RESUSCITATIVE MEDS (ex. epinephrine)

Question 103

Type of Euthanasia wherein doctors WITHHOLD and WITHDRAW life-sustaining therapy

Answer 103

PASSIVE EUTHANASIA

Question 104

Type of Euthanasia wherein health care provider BRINGS DEATH to patient

Answer 104

ACTIVE EUTHANASIA

Question 105

Refers to care of TERMINALLY ILL patients

Answer 105

HOSPICE CARE