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PROFESSIONAL ADJUSTMENT
SITUATION 1: Martha just passed the Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination. She plans to apply
for her new job as a staff nurse in a tertiary hospital.
1. During the interview, the Director of Nursing asks Martha about the key areas of responsibilities
that she can do as a beginning professional. Which of the following is a correct response of
Martha? “ I can…
a. administer medications to patients”
b. deliver safe and quality care to patients”
c. discuss the pathophysiology of the patient’s disease process”
d. set priorities in rendering care to patients”
2. Which of the following key areas of responsibilities is included in the empowering competencies
of a nurse like Martha?
a. Research
b. Management of resources and environment
c. Personal and professional development
d. Collaboration and teamwork
3. Which of the following qualifications is NOT mandated in order for Martha to be accepted to the
position of a staff nurse?
a. BSN graduate
b. Licensed and registered nurse
c. Must be physically and mentally fit
d. With 60 credit units in CPE
4. Which THREE of the following core competencies should Martha demonstrate under safe and
quality care?
1. Demonstrates 4.
knowledge base on the health Responds to the
/illness status of individual urgency of the
2. Utilizes patient’s condition
resources to support patient care a. 1, 2, 3
3. Promotes b. 1, 3, 4
safety and comfort of patients c. 2, 3, 4
d. 1, 2, 4
7. She is aware that the BON Resolution No. 112 was promulgated by the
Board of Nursing to
a. set the standards for safe nursing practice in the country
b. guide practitioners on continuing professional education
c. Adopt the core competency standards for nursing practice
d. set the ethical standards for the nursing profession
10. Martha is aware that if she violates any provision of the Code of Ethics
she would likely face certain consequences. Which of the following is
most likely?
a. Fine of not more than P100,000.00
b. Suspension or revocation of certificate of registration
c. Imprisonment of not less than one month
d. Either imprisonment or fine of not less than P50, 000.00 or both
SITUATION 2: Kamille successfully passed the PNLE. She has just received
her professional identification card as a registered nurse.
11. As a nurse, she should be guided by the nursing law in the country.
Which is NOT a provision of this law?
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 in coordination
with the accredited professional organization
d. Provides for incentives and benefits system for nurses and their
dependents.
12. Which TWO of the following statements are NOT TRUE about the new
nursing law?
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 institutions
3. Requires the Chairman of the Board to be a holder
of a doctorate degree
4. Amends the Philippine Nursing Act of 1991
a. 1 & 2
b. 2 &3
c. 3 & 4
d. 1 & 4
13. Which of the following is the correct provision of the law regarding IV
therapy?
a. IV therapy training according to protocol established is mandated.
b. A nurse who has not been trained in IV therapy is prohibited to
perform IV therapy
c. The present law is silent on the provision for mandatory training
for IV therapy
d. The nurse can perform IV administration in the presence and
supervision of a physician
14. Which of the following actions will shield her from possible lawsuits?
1. Knowledge and implementation of
standards/protocol of care
2. Documentation of actions accurately and concisely
3. Document outcomes of care
4. Following all doctors orders that are legal and in
writing
a. 1, 2, 4
b. 2, & 3
c. 1, 2, & 3
d. 2, 3, & 4
15. 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 Kamille would constitute
an assault?
a. “You don’t want to have your temperature taken? I will call the
guard to hold you and give you an injection instead!”
16. Which of the following conditions would BEST prevent Kamille from a
malpractice suit?
a. Performs her duty as prescribed in her job description
b. Records the intervention and outcomes of care
c. Does not allow patient’s relatives to participate in the care of her
patients.
d. Performs her functions pursuant to the law.
17. If Kamille divulges the information that she is caring for the child of a
patient with sexually transmitted disease, she can be liable for
unprofessional conduct specifically:
a. Libel c. Breach of
b. Slander Confidentiality
d. Invasion of privacy
20. Kamille is aware that as a professional nurse, she must submit to the
Professional Regulation Commission proof of participation to CPE
activities. How many credit units are needed for her to submit for a three-
year-period?
a. 60 C. 30
b. 20 D. 40
22. Sheena has to consider managing the resources of the MHO. She knows
that the delivery of basic services and facilities of the national
government was transferred to the local government units. Which of the
following laws mandated this?
a. R.A 7305 c. R.A.1080
b. R.A. 7160 d. R.A. 8423
23. Which of the following provisions does NOT apply to R.A 7305?
a. Promotes and improves the socio-economic well being of health
workers
b. Develop their skills and capabilities
c. Encourage those qualified and with abilities to remain in
government service.
d. Standardizes the salaries of nurses working in the government
25. She emphasized to her team that they should be careful in the practice of
their profession to avoid legal entanglements. Which of the following
could be a cause for revocation/suspension of license?
27. She develops programs on Drug Prevention. As a basis for her program,
she quoted which of the following acts?
a. RA 9165 c. RA 6675
b. RA 6125 d. RA 2382
30. RA 9257 provides for the following benefits of a senior citizen, which one
is NOT included?
a. Exception from payment of income taxes
b. Free medical and dental services, diagnostic and laboratory fees
in government and private facilities
c. 20% discount in fare for domestic air and sea travel, public
railways, skyways and bus fares
d. Provision for express lanes for senior citizens
32. When there is a conflict in the care of patients, which of the following
must Genevieve use to guide her action?
a. Patient’s rights
b. Decision of the relatives
c. Judgment of the attending physician
d. Court ruling
33. One of her patients is terminally-ill with lung cancer. The patient’s
relatives signified their intention to stop the nasogastric tube feeding of
the patient. Which of the following responses of Genevieve is ethical?
a. ” You have to sign a waiver of responsibility”
b. “The patient needs nasogastric tube feeding even if he is dying”
c. “I suggest that you consult first your physician on this matter”
d. “I agree with you that will just prolong the agony of the patient”
34. She works with a senior staff that is perceived to be bad-tempered and
dislikes teaching newcomers. Which of the following actions of Genevieve
is inappropriate?
a. Refrain from making comments on the conduct of the senior staff
b. Discuss the behavior of the staff with the other staff of the unit.
c. Safeguard the reputation and dignity of the senior staff.
d. Refrain from doing anything that will discredit the senior staff.
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35. Genevieve has responsibilities towards the practice of her profession.
Which of the following is the hallmark of accountability in nursing
practice?
a. Promotion of the dignity of the nursing profession
b. Quality and excellence in the care of patients
c. Accurate documentation of actions and outcomes of delivered
care.
d. Strict compliance to the principles of safe practice.
36. Dr. So made his rounds early in the morning and noticed that the
medicine he ordered the previous day has not been started. He shouted
and berated Genevieve in front of the other staff nurses. Which of the
following actions of Genevieve is appropriate?
a. She shouts back at Dr. So and tells him that his behavior is not
acceptable.
b. She explains to him that the drug is not available in the hospital
pharmacy and had to be purchased from another drugstore.
c. She cries and reports the incident to the nursing office.
d. She blames the staff of the previous shift for not endorsing the
unavailability of the drug.
37. One of the patients expressed dissatisfaction with the care she received
from a particular staff. Which of the following is the BEST action that
Genevieve would take?
a. She asks the specific cause of dissatisfaction from the patient and
informs the particular staff about it.
b. Apologizes for the inconvenience that the incident brought the
patient and asks for the details of the incident.
c. Instruct the particular staff to write an incident report
d. Inform the staff that this is not tolerated and this will be
documented in her 201 file.
38. She knows that she needs to pursue continuing education to ensure her
personal and professional development. Whose responsibility is it to
make sure that this is implemented?
a. Genevieve herself
b. The institution where she is employed
c. Nursing service Office
d. Board of Nursing
39. Which of the following actions of Genevieve demonstrates her
responsibility towards her profession?
a. Engage in medical missions in depressed areas.
b. Be an active member of the Philippine Nurses Association
c. Promote a healthy environment by campaigning for “No
Smoking”
d. Maintain a collaborative relationship with her co-workers.
40. The following are the ethical responsibilities of Genevieve towards society
and environment. Which one is NOT included?
a. Be involved in community concerns
b. Leads her life in conformity with the principles of right conduct
and proper decorum
c. Projects an image that will uplift the nursing profession at all
times
d. Be a member of the accredited professional organization
SITUATION 6: Macy is a staff nurse in the Critical Care Department. She sets
her eyes to be the nurse manager of the department someday.
46. Which of the following requirements is NOT a legal requirement for her to
qualify for the position?
a. Membership in the accredited professional organization]
b. Has at least 2 years experience in general nursing administration
c. Nine units in administration and management in the graduate
level.
d. Masters degree in nursing
47. On a long term basis she dreams of becoming the director of nursing of
the hospital after 10 years of practice. Which of the following does she
need to possess in order to qualify for the position?
1. Passed the written comprehensive examination for the master’s
degree
2. Five years of experience in supervisory or managerial position in
nursing
3. Master’s degree in nursing
4. Member of good standing of the accredited professional
organization
5. Be a registered nurse in the Philippines
a. 1, 2, 4, 5
b. 2, 3, 4,
c. 2, 3, 4, 5
d. 1, 3, 4, 5
50. She is offered a part-time job as a clinical instructor in the medical ward. Which of the following
requirements is NOT mandated?
a. One year clinical experience in the medical unit
b. Registered nurse in the Philippines
c. Master’s degree in nursing, education or any medical or allied health courses.
d. Member of good standing of the Critical Care Nurses of the Philippines
SITUATION 7: Sandra is a nurse assigned at the Women and Child Unit. A 16 year-old primigravida
was admitted for Primary CS due to cephalo-pelvic disproportion (CPD).
51. Sandra prepares the consent for surgery. Who among the following is legally responsible for
securing the consent for the contemplated procedure?
a. Dr. Rivera, the obstetrician of the patient
b. Mrs. Castro, the head nurse of the unit
c. Dr. Cortez, the anesthesiologist
d. Ms. Josue, the nurse assigned to take care of the patient in the unit
52. She knows that the patient and her husband are both emancipated. When securing for an
informed consent, Sandra should remember that:
a. either the husband or the patient can sign the consent
b. the consent should be signed by the parents of the patient because she is a minor.
c. if the patient signed that consent herself, there is no need for a witness.
d. it is her duty to obtain the informed consent.
53. Sandra was pulled out from the unit and was asked to assist in the OR. The anesthesiologist
asked her to inject Penthotal Na by IV. Which of the following actions should be done by Sandra?
a. Follow the anesthesiologist since he is around to supervise her.
b. Explain to the doctor that it is not permissible by law.
c. If the order is written she can administer the drug.
d. If the manager of the department allows it, she would follow the order.
54. To protect her from legal suit, Sandra should see to it that orders of Pentothal Na and some
related drugs should be made by:
a. narcotic licensed physicians
b. any resident physicians
c. anesthesiologists
d. interns
55. After the procedure, the patient was brought back to the ward. Sandra noticed that the post-op
orders were written by the surgical intern who assisted during the procedure. Which of the
following actions is most appropriate for Sandra to do:
a. Call the attention of the intern and ask him to secure the signature of the surgeon.
b. Refer the matter to the head nurse.
c. Ignore the order because it is not legal.
d. Remind the surgeon about the policy on doctors’ orders
SITUATION 8: Nurse Trisha is assigned at the Safe Motherhood Program of the Department of
Health. As a new nurse she needs to keep abreast with the laws affecting the practice of her
profession.
56. Which of the following laws prohibits the practice of midwifery without the license to practice?
a. R.A 7392
b. R.A. 7305
c. R.A. 7600
d. R.A. 7432
57. As a registered nurse, which of the following can Trisha perform within the meaning of the
Nursing Act of 2002?
1. Internal examination during labor and delivery in the absence of antenatal bleeding
2. Suturing of perineal lacerations after undergoing special training according to established
protocol
3. Administration of medications and therapies including IV
4. Nursing care during pregnancy, labor and delivery
a. A. 1, 2, 3
b. B. 2, 3, 4
c. C. 1, 3, 4
d. D. 1, 2, 3, 4
58. She knows that she needs to follow the provisions of P.D. 651. Which of the following is
mandated in this law?
SITUATION 9: Ms. Erin Gomez is a newly-appointed manager of a primary hospital in Sta. Maria,
Zamboanga City. As a new manager, she deems it appropriate that she gains competence in he
professional responsibilities.
66. Erin knows that the he fundamental responsibility is fourfold. Which is the most basic of these
responsibilities?
a. Promote health
b. Prevention of illness
c. Restoration of health
d. Alleviation of suffering
67. Which of the following demonstrate the responsibility of Erin towards her profession?
1. Participates in the development and implementation of standards of nursing practice in her
department.
2. Ensures that the core competencies of her staff are enhanced
3. Participates in the activities of the local chapter of the PNA and ANSAP.
4. Lobbies for the implementation of the incentives and benefit system for nurses and dependents
as stipulated in the law.
a. 1, 2, & 3
b. 2, 3, & 4
c. 3, & 4
d. 1, 2, 3, & 4
68. When Erin is certain that Paula, a new nurse is not competent in taking care of a critically ill
patient, she would NOT be ethical if she:
SITUATION 10 – Nurse Martha is aware of her ethical and legal responsibilities as a professional
nurse. She sees to it that she complies with the ethical principles in the care of her patients.
71. Which of the following principles apply to the action of the Martha to refrain from discussing the
disease condition of the patient with those who are not involved in his care?
a. Beneficence
b. Non-maleficence
c. Justice
d. Autonomy
72. Mr. Garcia is diagnosed to have acute myocardial infarction and is recommended for admission.
He refuses to be admitted and asks to be transferred to a tertiary hospital instead. Which of the
following principles should Martha use as guide for her action?
a. Autonomy
b. Justice
c. Non-maleficence
d. Beneficence
73. The present Code of Ethics Nurses in the Philippines was approved by the Board of Nursing
through:
a. BON Resolution No. 1955
b. BON Resolution No. 633
c. Bon Resolution No. 110
d. BON Resolution No. 220
74. When conflict arises regarding management of patient care, which of the following should be
upheld?
a. Physician’s orders
b. Preference of the family
c. Patient’s rights
d. Institutional policy
75. Mr. Gibson, a British national, who is terminally ill, instructed the Martha to refrain from giving
him resuscitation in the event that he goes into cardiac arrest. Which of the following actions of
Martha is NOT within legal norms?
a. Prepare the form for advanced directives and ask Mr. Gibson to sign
b. Ask two other persons who are qualified to be witnesses of the signed directive
c. Explain to Mr. Gibson that this is not allowed
d. Attached the advance directives to the patient’s charts.
76. Which TWO of the following are qualifications of witnesses?
1. 18 years of age or older
2. Not designated as the patient’s health care representative or alternate
3. Relative of the patient
4. Attending physician
a. 1 & 2
b. 2 & 3
c. 1 & 4
d. 3 & 4
77. Kathleen’s job includes collecting secretions from the surgical site of one of the patients. If the
patient refuses and Kathleen still continue to do it she could be liable for:
a. Slander
b. Assault
78. She saw the security guard reading the chart of a meningococcemia suspect. Which of the
following actions of Kathleen would be appropriate?
a. Tell him that this is not allowed for those not directly involved in the care of the patient.
b. Ask the guard if there is something he needs to know about the patient.
c. Inform the supervisor about what she saw.
d. Ignore this as this is not against hospital rules.
79. One of the patients confided that his companion is not the legal wife. What liability will Kathleen
be exposed when she divulge the information to others?
a. Slander
b. Libel
c. Breach of Confidentiality
d. Assault
80. Two janitors were having a heated argument as to who shall dispose the infectious waste of a
patient with typhoid fever. The first one calling the second one with names like “lazybones”,
“incompetent” and “pain in the neck” within the hearing distance of the rest of the nurses. If the
latter decides to file a case against him, what kind of case would he likely file?
a. Libel
b. Incompetence
c. Slander
d. Negligence
81. Should the accusations be written in the newsletter of the hospital, such liability is a:
a. Malpractice
b. Assault
c. Libel
d. Slander
82. Mr. Simpkins, a German who is a SARS suspect is advised to be confined in a negative pressure
room with strict protective gadgets of the health workers taking care of him. He vehemently
resented being confined in that room. Moreover, he was denied visitors. He threatened to sue
the hospital. Which case will he file most likely?
a. Illegal detention
b. Defamation
c. Incompetence
d. Battery
83. Which action of the nurse will save the hospital from lawsuit in # 52?
a. Explains to him that his isolation is beneficial for him and his family.
b. Enforces the protocol on SARS admission
c. Informs him of the DOH directive in handling SARS cases
d. Tells him that the police will bodily restrain him if he refuses.
84. Kathleen refers to the infection control nurse about the proper disposal of infectious wastes.
Which of the following laws refer to the Code of Sanitation?
a. P.D 825
b. P. D. 856
c. P.D. 965
d. P. D. 791
85. Kathleen knows that as a researcher she needs to follow the provisions of R.A. 6713 otherwise
known as;
a. Generics Act of 1998
b. Sanitation Code
c. Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards of Public Officials and Employees
d. Salary Standardization of Government Employees
SITUATION 12 – Ms. Sheena Perez is the Health Education Program Officer of the Municipal Health
Office. She plans to develop programs based on the various laws and directives from the DOH.
86. She knows that all prescriptions of the municipal health officer should be in generics. What law
provides for this mandate?
a. R.A 9173
b. R.A. 6675
c. R.A. 1080
d. R.A. 7160
87. Sheena has to consider managing the resources of the MHO. She knows that the delivery of
basic services and facilities of the national government was transferred to the local government
units. Which of the following laws mandated this?
a. R.A 7305
b. R.A. 7160
88. Which of the following provisions does NOT apply to R.A 7305?
a. Promotes and improves the socio-economic well being of health workers
b. Develop their skills and capabilities
c. Encourage those qualified and with abilities to remain in government service.
d. Standardizes the salaries of nurses working in the government
89. She deems it necessary for her to undergo continuing professional education. Which of the
following supports this objective?
a. PRC Resolution No. 2004 -179
b. BON Resolution No. 220 s.2004
c. EO No. 220
d. BON Resolution No. 425 s. 2003
90. She emphasized to her team that they should be careful in the practice of their profession to
avoid legal entanglements. Which of the following could be a cause for revocation/suspension of
license?
1. Unprofessional or unethical conduct
2. Gross incompetence or serious ignorance
3. Malpractice or negligence
4. Use of fraud, deceit, or false statements in obtaining a certificate of registration/professional
license or a temporary/special permit
a. 1, 2, & 3
b. 2, 3, & 4
c. 1, 3, & 4
d. 1, 2, 3, & 4
91. Sheena knows that the suspension of the certificate of registration should not exceed how many
years?
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 6
92. In addition to the prescribed period, the following are the other conditions for which the revoked
certificates can be re-issued. Which one is NOT included?
a. Reasons of 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 3 months practicum
93. She plans for a certification program for the nurses under the MHO. How long will the
beneficiaries of the program are obliged to serve in any of the Philippine hospitals?
a. 1 year
b. 2 years
c. 6 months
d. 4 months
94. In order to motivate her team, Sheena announced that the salary of nurses has been upgraded
to salary grade_____.
a. 12
b. 13
c. 14
d. 15
95. Which of the following penalties shall be imposed on any person or employer of nurses who
violate the minimum base pay and incentives and benefits that should be accorded them?
a. a fine of not less than P 50,000.00 and not more than P 100,000.00
b. imprisonment of not less than 1 year nor more than 6 years
c. either 1 or 2 or both
d. both 1 and 2
SITUATION 13: Jacob is a staff nurse in a community hospital. He is assigned at the Emergency
Department of the hospital.
96. Which of the following actions of Jacob needs a special training prior to its performance?
a. Administration of intravenous therapy
b. Health education
c. Suture perineal lacerations
d. Internal vaginal examination
97. He knows that the chief nurse of the hospital is mandated by law to be a graduate of a
master’s degree in:
99. Which of the following laws refer to Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002?
a. R.A.6425
b. R.A 9165
c. R.A 6675
d. R.A.7875
100.Mrs. Castro, his patient who is a 65 year-old government retiree is covered by R. A.7432. Which
of the following is a provision of this law?
a. 20% discount on hospital bills
b. Medicines are prescribed in generics
c. National Health Insurance Act
d. Code of Good Governance
101.As a health professional, Jacob is exposed to legal risks. Which of the following constitute
malpractice?
1. Using another nurse’s license as his own
2. Any reasonable lack of skill or fidelity in the performance of fiduciary duties
3. Stepping beyond one’s authority with serious consequences
4. Objectionable practice or contrary to established rules
a. 1, 2, 3
b. 2, 3, 4
c. 1, 2, 4
d. 1, 3, 4
102.When a case is filed against him in court for an injury to a patient, Jacob is referred to as:
a. respondent
b. complainant
c. accomplice
d. accessory
103.Jacob was asked to appear in court to testify. Which of the following terms refer to this legal
order?
a. Subpoena duces tecum
b. Subpoena ad testificandum
c. Arraignment
d. Summon
SITUATION 14: Genevieve just passed the licensure examination and was accepted as a trainee in
a tertiary hospital. One area of competency that she must develop is on ethical responsibility.
105.When there is a conflict in the care of patients, which of the following must Genevieve use to
guide her action?
a. Patient’s rights
b. Decision of the relatives
c. Judgment of the attending physician
d. Court ruling
106.One of her patients is terminally-ill with lung cancer. The patient’s relatives signified their
intention to stop the nasogastric tube feeding of the patient. Which of the following responses of
Genevieve is ethical?
a. “You have to sign a waiver of responsibility”
b. “ The patient needs nasogastric tube feeding even if he is dying”
c. “I suggest that you consult first your physician on this matter”
d. “I agree with you, that will just prolong the agony of the patient”
107.She works with a senior staff that is perceived to be bad-tempered and dislikes teaching
newcomers. Which of the following actions of Genevieve is inappropriate?
a. Refrain from making comments on the conduct of the senior staff
108.Genevieve has responsibilities towards the practice of her profession. Which of the following is
the hallmark of accountability in nursing practice?
a. Promotion of the dignity of the nursing profession
b. Quality and excellence in the care of patients
c. Accurate documentation of actions and outcomes of delivered care.
d. Strict compliance to the principles of safe practice.
SITUATION 15: Patrick is a new graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing and intends to practice
his profession in the country upon acquiring his professional license.
109.He understands that the duty and power to regulate the practice of nursing in the Philippines is
vested on what agency?
a. Philippine Nurses Association
b. Board of Nursing
c. Technical Committee on Nursing Education
d. Association of Nursing Service Administrators of the Philippines
110.Which of the following reports of his rating would grant him license to practice nursing?
a. General rating of 70 and a rating of 65 in Preventive Test
b. General rating of 75 and a rating of 60 in Curative B Test
c. General rating of 80 and a rating of 59 in Rehabilitative Test
d. General rating of 75 and a rating of 55 in Promotive Test
111.His friend Justine failed to pass the examination for three consecutive attempts. Which of the
following actions can he take?
a. Take the examination for the fourth time
b. Enroll in a refresher course.
c. Shift to another profession that suits his level of competence
d. Apply as a nursing assistant in a hospital.
112.His classmate Adrian passed the examination but was not allowed to be registered. The
following are grounds for such; which one is unlikely?
a. He is 18 years of age
b. He was convicted by final judgment of criminal act involving moral turpitude
c. Unsound mind
d. Guilty of immoral or dishonorable conduct
113.Patrick is certain that Adrian can be legally liable if he commits the following acts:
1. Appends R.N. to his name even without being registered as one
2. Abets or assist Mr. Wang in offering CPE without the approval of the BON.
3. Uses the registration number of Patrick as his own
4. Poses or advertises as a registered nurse that tends to create the impression that he is
indeed a registered nurse.
a. 1, 2, 3
b. 1, 3, 4
c. 2, 3, 4
d. 1, 2, 3, 4
114.Jacob received a notice ordering him to appear before the Board at a specified time and date to
answer a complaint made against him. Which of the following legal orders refer to this?
a. Subpoena duces tecum
b. Injunction
c. Summons
d. Subpoena ad testificandum
SITUATION 16: Karla, an RN and two other nurses were summoned to appear before the Board of
Nursing due to an administrative case filed against them for alleged negligence which caused the
death of a certain Mr. Bernas, who was admitted due to COPD.
115.Which of the following terms refer to Karla and the two other nurses?
a. Respondents
b. Plaintiffs
c. Witnesses
d. Accomplices
116.Ms. Antonia Bernas, the daughter of Mr. Bernas was the one who filed the case against the
nurses. Which term refers to her in this case?
a. Plaintiff
b. Defendant
c. Respondent
d. Jury
118.Which of the following doctrines will apply if it is proven that Karla did not go through a rigid
training before being deployed as a staff nurse due to acute demand for her services?
a. Res ipsa loquitor
b. Respondeat superior
c. Force majeure
d. Epikia
119.Which of the following conditions will NOT establish the doctrine of res ipsa loquitor for Karla?
a. The injury done to the patient was such nature that it would not normally occur unless
7Karla was not negligent.
b. The injury was caused by a voluntary action on the part of the private duty caregiver.
c. The injury was due to the assistance of the clinical assistant who was instructed by Karla
to help her.
d. The injury was not due to the voluntary participation of the family.
1 B 61 C
2 C 62 A
3 D 63 A
4 B 64 C
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5 A 65 A
6 D 66 A
7 C 67 D
8 C 68 D
9 A 69 B
10 B 70 D
11 B 71 D
12 C 72 A
13 C 73 D
14 C 74 C
15 A 75 C
16 D 76 A
17 C 77 C
18 A 78 A
19 B 79 C
20 A 80 C
21 B 81 C
22 B 82 A
23 B 83 A
24 A 84 B
25 D 85 C
26 B 86 B
27 A 87 B
28 D 88 B
29 B 89 A
30 B 90 D
31 B 91 C
32 A 92 D
33 B 93 B
34 B 94 D
35 C 95 C
36 B 96 C
37 A 97 B
38 A 98 D
39 B 99 B
40 D 100 A
41 D 101 BONUS
42 A 102 A
43 B 103 B
44 A 104 B
45 C 105 A
46 D 106 B
47 C 107 B
48 D 108 C
49 A 109 B