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What is another name for the Philippine Nursing Law?
What is another name for the Philippine Nursing Law?
- Republic Act 4704
- Philippine Nursing Act of 1991 (correct)
- Nursing Education Act
- Nursing Jurisprudence Law
The Philippine Nursing Law allows for the establishment of nursing schools and the registration of nurses.
The Philippine Nursing Law allows for the establishment of nursing schools and the registration of nurses.
True (A)
What is the main purpose of the Philippine Nursing Law?
What is the main purpose of the Philippine Nursing Law?
To regulate nursing education and practice.
The _____ repealed all inconsistent provisions relating to nursing education and practice.
The _____ repealed all inconsistent provisions relating to nursing education and practice.
Match the following Republic Acts with their focus:
Match the following Republic Acts with their focus:
Which Republic Act was approved on June 18, 1966?
Which Republic Act was approved on June 18, 1966?
The Republic Act 9173 expressly authorized Registered Nurses to administer intravenous injections only in the presence of a physician.
The Republic Act 9173 expressly authorized Registered Nurses to administer intravenous injections only in the presence of a physician.
What is the primary aim of the Philippine Nursing Act of 1991?
What is the primary aim of the Philippine Nursing Act of 1991?
The members of the Board of Nursing were increased from 3 to ______.
The members of the Board of Nursing were increased from 3 to ______.
Match the following Republic Acts with their respective features:
Match the following Republic Acts with their respective features:
Under Republic Act 4704, who appoints the members of the Board of Nursing?
Under Republic Act 4704, who appoints the members of the Board of Nursing?
Nursing jurisprudence studies the legal principles affecting nursing practice.
Nursing jurisprudence studies the legal principles affecting nursing practice.
What degree must Board Members hold according to Republic Act 4704?
What degree must Board Members hold according to Republic Act 4704?
What is the title of the First True Nursing Law?
What is the title of the First True Nursing Law?
Republic Act No. 465 was focused on the regulation of nursing practice only in the Philippines.
Republic Act No. 465 was focused on the regulation of nursing practice only in the Philippines.
When was the first board examination for nursing held in the Philippines?
When was the first board examination for nursing held in the Philippines?
Republic Act 877 took effect on ________.
Republic Act 877 took effect on ________.
Match the following Republic Acts with their descriptions:
Match the following Republic Acts with their descriptions:
Which of the following laws established a set of rules for governing nursing practice in the Philippines?
Which of the following laws established a set of rules for governing nursing practice in the Philippines?
Divine Law is a source of law found in legislative bodies.
Divine Law is a source of law found in legislative bodies.
What source of law is defined by principles that govern a nation, society, or corporation?
What source of law is defined by principles that govern a nation, society, or corporation?
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Nursing Laws and Regulations
- Republic Act No. 4704: Approved on June 18, 1966, amending RA 877.
- Board of Nursing (BON): Expanded from 3 to 5 members, appointed by the President with the consent of the Commission on Appointments, upon Civil Service Commission recommendation.
- Qualification: Board members are required to hold a Master's degree.
Additional Legislation
- Republic Act 6136: Approved on August 31, 1970, amending RA 877 and RA 4704.
- Nursing Responsibilities: Allows Registered Nurses (RNs) to administer intravenous injections under physician supervision.
Philippine Nursing Act of 1991
- RA 7164: Aims to establish a solid educational foundation for nursing practice through quality nursing education.
Legal Framework for Nursing
- Definition of Law: A set of rules governing actions, regulating conduct, and imposing sanctions.
- Sources of Law:
- Divine Law: Based on religious texts such as the Bible.
- Human Law: Created by legislative bodies.
- General/Public Law: Includes constitutional and statutory laws.
Historical Nursing Legislation
- Act 2808: Known as the first true nursing law, approved on March 1, 1919, regulating nursing practice in the Philippines. The first board examination occurred in 1920.
- Republic Act No. 465: Approved in June 1950; standardized examination and registration fees for nursing.
- Republic Act 877: Took effect on June 19, 1953, known as "The Philippine Nursing Law," repealing inconsistent provisions from earlier laws and establishing a Board of Examiners for Nurses.
Administrative and Statutory Law
- Administrative Law: Established by appointed agencies within the executive branch.
- Statutory Law: Legislative body-passed laws requiring presidential approval, such as those related to nursing education and practice.
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