Worksheetspost test 3m
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 37mins
privilege of fundamental power
(a)
obligation associated with a right
(a)
obligatory task from one's position
(a)
something that is bound to do
(a)
special right to particular person or group
(a)
possession of control
(a)
power and/or right to give orders
(a)
delegated authority given to an individual
(a)
agreement between 2 or more competent people
(a)
sum total of rules and regulations
(a)
entry requirements for the profession
(a)
study of nursing laws
(a)
growth of a whole person
(a)
misconduct or practice by a non-professional
(a)
professional negligence
(a)
the things speaks for itself
(a)
let the master answer; master assumes responsibility
(a)
irresistible force; unforeseen or inevitable circumstances
(a)
a type of right that is dictated by nature
(a)
give an example of a natural right
(a)
type of right that gives essence of being human
(a)
give a principle of human rights
(a)
a constitutional right that is for securing enjoyment of an individual
(a)
a right wherein it enables an individual to participate in running affairs of the government
(a)
a type of right which ensures the well-being, happiness and financial security of an individual
(a)
a type of right that is transferable or capable of being taken away
(a)
right of a legal or political agency to exercise its authority over a person
(a)
a philippine nursing code of ethics wherein it considers the individuality and totality of parents
(a)
a philippine nursing code of ethics wherein the nurses must be aware of their duties and responsibilities
(a)
a philippine nursing code of ethics they maintain professional role and identity; conform with with group activities
(a)
a philippine nursing code of ethics where nurses have to adhere to the nursing standards; participate in the growth and development of the nursing profession
(a)
an organization through which nurses all over the world collaborate in strengthening nursing service, nursing education and professional ethics
*No abbreviation
(a)
who created the nightingale pledge in 1893
(a)
An act providing a more responsive nursing profession, repealing for the purpose of R.A. 7164, otherwise known as
(a)
declares the State or Government to assume responsibility for the protection and improvement of the nursing profession
(a)
republic act 10912 is also known as
(a)
The objective of the ICN is to provide a (a) through which national nurses associations may share their common interests.
