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Nursing Ethics and Legislation Quiz

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is considered a fundamental right of every individual according to the Code of Ethics?

a)

Education

b)

Health

c)

Freedom of Speech

d)

Employment

2.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of registered nurses as per the Code of Ethics?

a)

Providing financial advice

b)

Alleviation of suffering

c)

Restoration of health

d)

Promotion of health

3.

According to the Code of Ethics, what must registered nurses respect regarding their patients?

a)

Their cultural beliefs

b)

Their financial status

c)

Their employment history

d)

Their educational background

4.

What is the primary goal of nursing practice as stated in the ethical principles?

a)

To gain recognition

b)

To provide quality and excellence in patient care

c)

To follow orders from physicians

d)

To earn a high salary

5.

Which article of the Code of Ethics discusses the relationship between registered nurses and patients?

a)

Article I

b)

Article II

c)

Article III

d)

Article IV

6.

What should registered nurses do if there is a conflict between a patient's cultural values and their welfare?

a)

Prioritize the patient's welfare and safety

b)

Ignore the conflict

c)

Follow their personal beliefs

d)

Consult with a lawyer

7.

What is the hallmark of nursing accountability according to the ethical principles?

a)

Patient satisfaction

b)

Accurate documentation of actions and outcomes

c)

Following physician orders

d)

Maintaining confidentiality

8.

Which of the following is a guideline for registered nurses regarding patient care?

a)

To follow only hospital policies

b)

To prioritize their own comfort

c)

To consider the individuality and totality of patients

d)

To provide care based on personal beliefs

9.

What is the responsibility of registered nurses in terms of their professional development?

a)

To rely on colleagues for knowledge

b)

To avoid further education

c)

To acquire and develop necessary competence

d)

To focus solely on patient care

10.

According to the Code of Ethics, what must registered nurses uphold?

a)

The opinions of their colleagues

b)

The rights of individuals

c)

Their personal beliefs

d)

The policies of their institution

11.

What is the purpose of the Philippine Qualifications Framework (PQF) Act of 2018?

a)

To provide financial support for nurses

b)

To establish a national coordinating council

c)

To regulate nursing practice

d)

To create a nursing school

12.

What does R.A. 10912 mandate for all regulated professions?

a)

Strengthening of continuing professional development programs

b)

A decrease in professional development

c)

Elimination of licensure exams

d)

Reduction of training hours

13.

What is the main focus of the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act of 2020?

a)

Education reform

b)

Healthcare funding

c)

National emergency response to COVID-19

d)

Economic recovery

14.

Which act establishes a National Mental Health Policy?

a)

R.A. 11036

b)

R.A. 10173

c)

R.A. 9165

d)

R.A. 11223

15.

What does the Data Privacy Act of 2012 protect?

a)

Employment history

b)

Public health information

c)

Individual personal information

d)

Financial records

16.

What is the purpose of the Generics Act of 1988?

a)

To promote the use of brand-name drugs

b)

To regulate drug prices

c)

To limit the availability of medications

d)

To ensure the production of drugs identified by their generic names

17.

What does the Senior Citizens Act provide for elderly individuals?

a)

Tax exemptions for all seniors

b)

Free healthcare

c)

Free transportation

d)

20% discount in public establishments

18.

What is the primary goal of the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002?

a)

To eliminate nursing licensure exams

b)

To provide a more responsive nursing profession

c)

To reduce nursing education requirements

d)

To increase the number of nurses

19.

What is the focus of the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees?

a)

Increasing salaries for public officials

b)

Reducing government spending

c)

Upholding public trust

d)

Promoting personal interests

20.

What is the purpose of the Magna Carta for Public Health Workers?

a)

To limit the working hours of health workers

b)

To reduce the number of health workers

c)

To promote the rights of health workers

d)

To eliminate health worker benefits

21.

What does R.A. 6758 standardize?

a)

Salaries of government employees

b)

Working hours for nurses

c)

Training programs for nurses

d)

Licensure exams for nurses

22.

What is the main focus of the Bayanihan to Recover as One Act of 2020?

a)

Economic growth

b)

Healthcare funding

c)

COVID-19 response and recovery interventions

d)

Education reform

23.

What is the significance of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)?

a)

To regulate healthcare costs

b)

To oversee professional licensure and standards

c)

To eliminate professional organizations

d)

To provide healthcare services

24.

What is the role of registered nurses in relation to their co-workers?

a)

To compete with them

b)

To maintain collegial and collaborative relationships

c)

To disregard their opinions

d)

To prioritize their own interests

25.

What should registered nurses do to safeguard patients' rights?

a)

Take appropriate steps to advocate for them

b)

Follow only hospital policies

c)

Consult with their supervisors

d)

Ignore patient requests

26.

What is the purpose of the National Nursing Core Competency Standards?

a)

To guide the development of nursing education programs

b)

To standardize nursing salaries

c)

To eliminate nursing competencies

d)

To reduce the number of nursing schools

27.

What does the Code of Good Governance aim to promote?

a)

Elimination of professional organizations

b)

Ethical awareness and competency among professionals

c)

Increased salaries for professionals

d)

Reduction of professional standards

28.

What is the focus of the Continuing Professional Development Act of 2016?

a)

To strengthen continuing professional development programs

b)

To limit professional growth

c)

To eliminate professional development

d)

To reduce training requirements

29.

What is the primary responsibility of registered nurses according to the Code of Ethics?

a)

To follow orders from physicians

b)

To preserve health at all costs

c)

To prioritize their own well-being

d)

To avoid patient interaction

30.

What should registered nurses do regarding patient confidentiality?

a)

Ignore confidentiality rules

b)

Discuss patient details publicly

c)

Hold personal information in strict confidence

d)

Share information with anyone

31.

What is the significance of the ethical principle stating that human life is inviolable?

a)

It allows for euthanasia

b)

It emphasizes the importance of life in nursing practice

c)

It encourages disregard for patient wishes

d)

It promotes the idea of selective care

32.

What is the role of registered nurses in the community according to the Code of Ethics?

a)

To focus solely on hospital work

b)

To be conscious of their obligations as citizens

c)

To avoid community involvement

d)

To prioritize personal interests

33.

What does the ethical principle regarding the rights of individuals entail?

a)

Ignoring cultural beliefs

b)

Upholding the rights of individuals

c)

Disregarding patient preferences

d)

Prioritizing hospital policies

34.

What is the purpose of the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002?

a)

To regulate nursing salaries

b)

To provide a more responsive nursing profession

c)

To eliminate nursing education

d)

To reduce the number of nurses

35.

What is the focus of the ethical principle regarding the preservation of life?

a)

To promote selective care

b)

To limit patient choices

c)

To prioritize financial gain

d)

To ensure respect for human rights

36.

What is the significance of the ethical principle stating that registered nurses are advocates for patients?

a)

To prioritize their own interests

b)

To follow only hospital policies

c)

To ignore patient concerns

d)

To safeguard patients' rights and privileges

37.

What is the primary focus of the ethical principle regarding quality and excellence in nursing care?

a)

To provide the best possible care

b)

To ensure patient satisfaction

c)

To prioritize personal comfort

d)

To follow physician orders

38.

What is the role of registered nurses in relation to their professional organization?

a)

To disregard professional standards

b)

To limit their involvement

c)

To comply with the by-laws of the organization

d)

To avoid participation

39.

What is the purpose of the ethical principle regarding the dignity of the nursing profession?

a)

To limit professional growth

b)

To promote unethical behavior

c)

To uphold the reputation of the profession

d)

To prioritize personal gain

40.

What is the significance of the ethical principle regarding the rights of co-workers?

a)

To promote competition

b)

To prioritize personal interests

c)

To respect the rights of co-workers

d)

To disregard their opinions

41.

What is the focus of the ethical principle regarding the relationship between registered nurses and the healthcare team?

a)

To compete with colleagues

b)

To work collaboratively for the patient's best interest

c)

To prioritize personal goals

d)

To disregard team dynamics

42.

What is the primary goal of the ethical principle regarding the delivery of nursing care?

a)

To prioritize personal beliefs

b)

To limit patient choices

c)

To respect the Patients' Bill of Rights

d)

To follow hospital policies