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Multiple Choice

What are the key core competencies listed in the Merhaki Review guidelines?

• Safe and quality nursing care

• Legal responsibility

• Ethico-moral responsibility

• All of the above

Open Ended

Explain the significance of R.A. 9173 in the context of nursing law.

Multiple Choice

What are the types of law mentioned in the image?

• Statutory Law

• Common Law

• Civil Law

• Criminal Law

Multiple Choice

What is the study of law, principles, maxims, and doctrines related to the nursing profession?

• Nursing Jurisprudence

• Statutory Law

• Legal Responsibility

• Nursing Ethics

Open Ended

Explain the concept of Quasi-Legislative Power as described in the image.

Multiple Select

What does the term 'delegated power' refer to in the context of Administrative Law?

• Power given to local governments

• Power exercised by the Senate

• Power shared with other branches

• Power of the BON

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between RA 7610 and RA 7160?

• RA 7610 focuses on child abuse

• RA 7160 is about local government code

• Both are related to women's rights

• RA 7610 is a historical law

Multiple Choice

What is the quantum of proof required in criminal law?

• Preponderance of evidence

• Substantial evidence

• Beyond reasonable doubt

• Clear and convincing evidence

Multiple Choice

What type of case is associated with the crime of theft in the context of Ana's situation?

• Criminal case

• Civil case

• Administrative case

• All of the above

Open Ended

What is the principle of "Respondeat Superior" in relation to employer liability?

Multiple Choice

According to the "Captain of the Ship Doctrine," who is considered the captain in a medical context?

• The surgeon

• The hospital administrator

• The patient

• The anesthesiologist

Open Ended

List two examples of force majeure events as mentioned in the document.

Multiple Choice

What does the legal doctrine "Res ipsa loquitur" imply in terms of negligence?

• The injury speaks for the negligent act

• It is a rule of evidence

• It applies only to medical malpractice

• It is a type of contract law

Multiple Select

What are the elements of the employer-employee relationship that establish joint accountability?

• Hire

• Payment of wages

• Power to control

• Power to dismiss

Multiple Choice

What are the qualifying circumstances that differentiate homicide from murder?

• Evident premeditation

• Treachery or alevolsia

• Abuse of superior strength

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between theft and robbery based on the elements listed?

• Theft involves intent to gain without force

• Robbery involves taking property with force

• Theft is a crime against property

• Robbery is a crime against a person

Multiple Choice

What are the two main categories of tort law?

• Intentional and Unintentional

• Civil and Criminal

• Contractual and Non-Contractual

• Public and Private

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of a contract?

• An agreement between two or more parties

• A legal obligation to perform a duty

• A civil wrong committed against a person

• A violation of a law

Multiple Choice

What is the general rule regarding the confidentiality of information in healthcare?

• All information must be kept confidential

• Information can be shared freely

• Patients have no right to confidentiality

• Confidentiality is optional

Multiple Choice

What are the means of libel as mentioned in the image?

• Speaking

• Writing

• Printing

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of slander as described in the image?

• Speaking defamatory words

• Writing defamatory words

• Engraving defamatory words

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between unintentional negligence and malpractice?

• Unintentional negligence involves omission or commission

• Malpractice is only related to medical professionals

• Both terms refer to the same concept

• Unintentional negligence can be committed by anyone

Multiple Choice

What are the elements required to claim damages in a malpractice case?

• Duty

• Breach of Duty

• Causal Relationship

• Compensation

Multiple Choice

The surgeon may be held liable for the incident under which of the following legal doctrines?

• Respondent Superior

• Force majeure

• In flagrante delicto

• Captain of the ship

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true ABOUT IMPRUDENCE?

• Lack of skill

• Lack of foresight

• Deficiency of perception

• Going beyond the scope of the nursing practice

Multiple Choice

Burden of proof needed in civil actions is:

• preponderance of evidence

• proof beyond reasonable doubt

• same as criminal case

• none of the above

Multiple Choice

When an injury or death occurs in the OR, the surgeon may be held liable because of ___

• Res ipsa loquitor

• Respondeat superior

• Force majeure

• Bonus pater familias

Multiple Choice

In the course of transfer, Nurse Paul and patient Louise were trapped due to a super typhoon (SENDONG) causing flood and the patient died despite proper intervention. The doctrine of ___ applies.

• Res ipsa loquitor

• Respondeat superior

• Force majeure

• Captain of the ship doctrine

Multiple Choice

The employer can avail the defense of due diligence in the selection of or supervision over his negligent employee in case the injured person avails of an action for __________.

• breach of contract

• Civil action, breach of confidentiality

• fraud

• tort / quasi-delict

Multiple Choice

An employer is liable on a finding that he has been negligent in the selection of his ___ employees in the supervision. This is:

• Bonus pater familias

• Res ipsa loquitor

• Damnun absque injuria

• captain of the ship

Multiple Choice

When Nurse Kimberly restrained the patient for non-compliance of medication, this is considered:

• Assault

• Battery

• Negligence

• Malpractice

Multiple Choice

Nurse Kimberly threatens a 6-year-old child that when the latter resisted medication, she will restrain the patient. The act of the nurse constitutes:

• Assault

• Battery

• Negligence

• Malpractice

Multiple Choice

Which law declares the policy of the State to promote and upgrade the practice of the nursing profession in the country?

• RA 7305

• RA 9173

• RA 10912

• RA 1080

Multiple Choice

What is the Mental Health Act of 2018 also known as?

• Mental Health Law in the Philippines

• Philippine Mental Health Act of 2018

• Mental Health Act of 2012

• Mental Law in the Philippines

Multiple Choice

Which law is also known as the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003, regulating the use, sale, distribution and advertisement of tobacco products?

• RA 9211

• RA 10354

• RA 11036

• RA 7305

Multiple Choice

Patient Fiel sued the Nurse Joetrey for negligence. The patients lawyer must prove the following elements of a professional negligence are satisfied. Which of the following elements must the lawyer prove for professional negligence?

• Duty, breach of duty, and damages

• Duty, breach of duty, damage and causation

• Duty, breach of duty, damages, causation

• Duty, damages, causation

Multiple Choice

A patient requests a female provider to perform her examination due to a religious conviction. A female provider is not available. Which of the following is the appropriate response by the medical assistant?

• Decline treatment of the patient

• Assist the patient in locating a provider to accommodate the patient's needs

• Reassure the patient that the male provider will be respectful

• Instruct the patient to visit the emergency room

Multiple Choice

What is the main topic discussed in this image?

• Invasion of privacy

• Positive thinking

• Mental health

• Life advice

Multiple Choice

What is the main focus of the Merhaki Review?

• Mathematics

• Science

• Literature

• History

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