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Which party represents the individual bringing forward the claim?
Which party represents the individual bringing forward the claim?
- Complainant (correct)
- Respondent
- Accuser
- Defendant
What type of evidence is required to support the claims mentioned?
What type of evidence is required to support the claims mentioned?
- Clear and Convincing Evidence
- Inconclusive Evidence
- Substantial Evidence (correct)
- Circumstantial Evidence
Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible perpetrator in the context of parricide?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible perpetrator in the context of parricide?
- Siblings
- Mother
- Father
- Aunt (correct)
What crime is associated with illegal detention?
What crime is associated with illegal detention?
Which of the following family members is NOT specifically mentioned as a party in issues relating to parricide?
Which of the following family members is NOT specifically mentioned as a party in issues relating to parricide?
Which qualification is necessary for the position of Dean of a College of Nursing?
Which qualification is necessary for the position of Dean of a College of Nursing?
What is a common educational requirement for a Dean of a College of Nursing?
What is a common educational requirement for a Dean of a College of Nursing?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement to become the Dean of a College of Nursing?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement to become the Dean of a College of Nursing?
What is the general average passing score in the nursing board exam?
What is the general average passing score in the nursing board exam?
For a chief nurse or Nursing Service Director, what is an essential qualification?
For a chief nurse or Nursing Service Director, what is an essential qualification?
What is the minimum age requirement to take the nursing board exam as per the old law?
What is the minimum age requirement to take the nursing board exam as per the old law?
Which statement is true regarding naturalization for becoming a Filipino citizen?
Which statement is true regarding naturalization for becoming a Filipino citizen?
What is a condition under which an individual can apply for repatriation?
What is a condition under which an individual can apply for repatriation?
What is one requirement for foreign licensed nurses to be employed in the Philippines?
What is one requirement for foreign licensed nurses to be employed in the Philippines?
Which of the following is NOT a qualification for short-term employment as a nurse in the Philippines?
Which of the following is NOT a qualification for short-term employment as a nurse in the Philippines?
What provision is included in RA 9173 regarding nursing education?
What provision is included in RA 9173 regarding nursing education?
To be registered for the nursing licensure examination, what is a requirement for foreign licensed nurses?
To be registered for the nursing licensure examination, what is a requirement for foreign licensed nurses?
Which is a condition for medical professionals participating in medical missions in the Philippines?
Which is a condition for medical professionals participating in medical missions in the Philippines?
What is true about the composition of the board mentioned in RA 9173?
What is true about the composition of the board mentioned in RA 9173?
Which statement about foreign nationals employed in the Philippines is correct?
Which statement about foreign nationals employed in the Philippines is correct?
Which statement is true regarding the recognition of nursing specialty organizations by the board?
Which statement is true regarding the recognition of nursing specialty organizations by the board?
What must be included on a professional identification card?
What must be included on a professional identification card?
How often must a PRC identification card be renewed?
How often must a PRC identification card be renewed?
What is the minimum wait period required for re-issuing a revoked certificate of registration?
What is the minimum wait period required for re-issuing a revoked certificate of registration?
Which of the following does NOT constitute a reason for suspension or revocation of a license?
Which of the following does NOT constitute a reason for suspension or revocation of a license?
What does the bar code on a professional identification card represent?
What does the bar code on a professional identification card represent?
What is required from a professional to be eligible for Oath Taking after passing the boards?
What is required from a professional to be eligible for Oath Taking after passing the boards?
Which of the following actions can result in the permanent revocation of a nursing license?
Which of the following actions can result in the permanent revocation of a nursing license?
What is the required number of continuing education contact hours for renewal of the professional license?
What is the required number of continuing education contact hours for renewal of the professional license?
What is the doctrine of 'Respondeat Superior' primarily concerned with?
What is the doctrine of 'Respondeat Superior' primarily concerned with?
Which statement is true regarding telephone orders from a doctor?
Which statement is true regarding telephone orders from a doctor?
What does the 'Captain of the Ship' doctrine imply?
What does the 'Captain of the Ship' doctrine imply?
What characterizes 'force majeure'?
What characterizes 'force majeure'?
Which of the following is NOT an essential requisite for validity of a contract?
Which of the following is NOT an essential requisite for validity of a contract?
How is malpractice defined in the context provided?
How is malpractice defined in the context provided?
Which of the following is a type of contract?
Which of the following is a type of contract?
What does 'COC' refer to in the context of essential requisites?
What does 'COC' refer to in the context of essential requisites?
Which situation may a nurse be held liable in the context of telephone orders?
Which situation may a nurse be held liable in the context of telephone orders?
What is essential for a contract's existence?
What is essential for a contract's existence?
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Study Notes
Legal Concepts in Nursing and Healthcare
- Crimes Involving Killing: Directly addresses laws related to parricide and familial relationships in legal actions.
- False Imprisonment: Legal consequences of illegal detention and restraint of patients in healthcare settings.
- Doctrine of “Respondeat Superior”: Employers are liable for their employees' actions in professional settings, but liability does not shift completely away from the employee.
Nurse Responsibilities and Legal Orders
- Telephone Orders Protocol: In emergencies, doctors can give orders over the phone, but two nurses must be present, one as a witness.
- Documentation for Orders: Nurses must write orders on patient charts and ensure doctors sign within 24 hours to minimize liability.
Nurse Contracts and Legal Framework
- Contract Definition: An agreement between at least two parties creating a legally recognized obligation.
- Key Elements of Validity (3 As):
- Agreement – mutual understanding between parties
- Acceptance – consent from all involved
- At least two parties engaged in the agreement
- Essential Requisites (COC):
- Consent, object, and cause/consideration.
Nursing Practice Regulations
- Malpractice: Defined as practicing beyond the scope of authority, such as issuing prescriptions or performing suturing without adequate training.
- Registration by Reciprocity: Foreign-educated nurses must have similar qualifications to be registered in the Philippines.
Employment Types and Qualifications
- Practice Through Special Permit: Short-term employment for medical missions or those recommended by designated organizations.
- Qualifications for Nursing Professionals: Citizens or individuals of good moral character with specific educational and professional experiences.
Examination and Professional Registration
- Licensure Examination Admission: Requirements include citizenship, good moral character, and educational qualifications.
- Professional Identification Card: Contains essential details such as full name, license number, registration dates, and the professional's picture.
Disciplinary Actions
- Suspension vs. Revocation: Suspensions are temporary; revocations are permanent. Conditions for both include gross incompetence, unprofessional conduct, or criminal conviction.
- Grounds for Suspension/Revocation:
- Gross incompetence and unethical behavior
- Malpractice and illegal practice
- Fraudulent misrepresentation leading to false credentials
Oath Taking and Continuing Education
- Oath of Professional Conduct: Required immediately after passing the licensure examination.
- Continuing Professional Education: Nurses must complete a minimum of contact hours every three years for license renewal.
Special Considerations
- Insanity as Ground for Licensure Actions: A declaration of insanity by a qualified professional can result in suspension or revocation of nursing licenses.
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