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What does competence in nursing ensure during patient interactions?

  • That caring is included in every interaction (correct)
  • That medication is administered correctly
  • That schedules are adhered to strictly
  • That all procedures are followed without deviance

What is the primary purpose of commitment in the nursing profession?

  • To ensure nurses have ample free time
  • To enhance personal feelings of satisfaction
  • To maintain and elevate the standards of nursing care (correct)
  • To build strong relationships with patients

Which of the following is NOT a focus of understanding others in nursing?

  • Determining physical health status (correct)
  • Identifying behavioral issues
  • Understanding personal problems
  • Recognizing emotional pain

What is a key aspect of the nurse's role in helping others?

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Which of the following best describes the '6 C's' that a professional nurse practices?

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What is the primary role of nurses in relation to national and local issues?

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What constitutes a positive practice environment for nurses?

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What is considered the first professional nursing association a nurse should join after graduation?

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How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect the perception of the nursing profession?

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What critical aspect should nurses advocate for to improve their working conditions?

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What should researchers respect when conducting studies involving personal space?

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What is crucial for written communication in professional settings?

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What does Continuing Professional Development (CPD) ensure for nurses?

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Which of the following best describes a requirement from the Board of Nursing for nurses?

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What should be avoided in written communication to prevent bias?

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Why is life-long learning emphasized for nurses?

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What type of language should be used in documentation?

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What aspect is essential to ensure accuracy in written communication?

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What is the primary ethical principle that nursing professionals should adhere to in their interactions?

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Which value reflects the belief in the dignity of every individual in nursing practice?

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What is the role of collaboration in nursing practice?

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How should nurses treat patients according to the principle of compassionate care?

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What is the importance of patient autonomy in nursing?

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What does accountability in nursing practice entail?

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How should nurses engage with patients and their families?

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What should be cited when using AI in nursing practice?

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What is the highest level in the Philippine Qualifications Framework (PQF)?

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Which of the following is NOT a principal source of law?

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Which department is responsible for basic education in the Philippines?

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What does Executive Order No. 833 pertain to?

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Which agency is tasked with enhancing recognition of Philippine qualifications globally?

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What level of the PQF corresponds to basic education?

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Which of the following is a type of legislation that can be enacted without waiting for Congress?

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Which body is responsible for regulating professions in the Philippines?

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What type of qualifications does the PQF organize?

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Which of the following describes a limitation on creating laws?

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What is one of the responsibilities of a nurse in improving patient outcomes?

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Which of the following best describes the ownership aspect in nursing?

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What are core values of nursing that should be cultivated by students?

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What does the term 'Outcome-Based Commitment' refer to in nursing education?

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What is the significance of the Philippine Nursing Profession Roadmap (2030)?

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Which role focuses on identifying gaps in practice and implementing evidence-based changes?

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What is the primary mission of the nursing profession?

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In the context of nursing regulation, what should be the basis for the assessment of applicants?

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What aspect should students maintain following the core values of nursing?

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Which of the following best reflects the idea of 'from novice to expert' in nursing?

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Flashcards

Empathy in Nursing

Understanding and sharing the feelings of others, especially patients, which helps build trust and rapport.

Commitment in Nursing

Dedication to upholding high standards of nursing practice and ensuring excellent patient care.

Competence in Nursing

Having the skills and knowledge to provide effective and safe nursing care.

6 Cs of Nursing

A set of core values guiding nursing practice: Care, Compassion, Courage, Commitment, Communication, and Competence.

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Understanding Patient Behavior

Recognizing and comprehending a patient's actions and motivations, including their challenges and pain.

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AI as a Tool

Using AI to assist with research and learning, but not as the sole source of information. Always cite your sources.

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Compassionate Care in Nursing

Providing care with kindness and empathy, treating each patient as a unique individual.

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Ethical Nursing Practice

Following moral principles and upholding the dignity of every patient.

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Spiritual Support in Nursing

Recognizing and supporting the spiritual needs of patients.

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Integrity in Nursing

Upholding ethical principles in all interactions with patients, colleagues, and the healthcare system.

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Respecting Patient Autonomy

Supporting patient's choices and rights, while maintaining confidentiality.

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Accountability in Nursing

Taking responsibility for actions and learning from mistakes.

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Collaboration in Nursing

Working effectively with healthcare teams and involving patients and families in their care.

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Professional Language in Nursing

Using clear, polite, and formal language in written communication with patients, colleagues, and in documentation. Avoid slang or jargon.

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Cultural Sensitivity in Communication

Being mindful of cultural differences when discussing topics in writing, avoiding language that might be offensive or insensitive.

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Respecting Personal Space in Nursing

Recognizing and respecting cultural differences in personal space and touch. Some cultures may prefer less physical contact, while others might find it comforting.

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Importance of Accuracy in Nursing

Ensuring all written communication, including documentation, is accurate and free from errors to provide clear and reliable information.

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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

The ongoing process of learning, acquiring new skills, and enhancing existing ones to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in healthcare.

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Benefits of CPD for Nurses

CPD keeps nurses knowledgeable and competent in delivering safe and effective care, builds upon their initial training, and ensures they remain relevant in the changing healthcare landscape.

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CPD Requirement for Nurses

Nurses are required to earn a certain number of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits every few years to maintain their licenses.

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Why is Lifelong Learning Important for Nurses?

Lifelong learning is essential for nurses to stay current with new discoveries, advancements, and best practices in nursing and healthcare. It allows them to provide the best possible care to patients.

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Stakeholder Engagement in Nursing

Involving nurses and other relevant parties in addressing nursing issues and concerns, making them active participants in finding solutions.

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Positive Practice Environment for Nurses

Creating a work environment that promotes nurses' well-being, professional development, and effective patient care.

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Professional Nursing Associations

Organizations that represent nurses' interests, advocate for their rights, and promote professional development.

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Alumni Association

A professional association for graduates of a specific nursing school, providing networking and support.

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Socio-economic and Political Issues in Nursing

Addressing the social, economic, and political factors that impact nursing practice and patient care.

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Ownership in Nursing

Taking responsibility for assigned duties and roles, whether working alone or as part of a team. It involves being accountable for tasks and their quality.

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Example of Ownership in Nursing

A nurse administering medications, monitoring patient vitals, documenting care, and ensuring the siderails are up are all examples of taking ownership of their role.

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Quality Improvement in Nursing

A process of identifying gaps in practice, developing interventions, and implementing evidence-based changes to enhance the quality of nursing care.

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Unified Framework for Nursing

A cohesive approach that connects nursing education, regulation, and service, ensuring consistency and high standards across the profession.

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Nursing Competency Spectrum

A framework that describes the progression of a nurse's skills and knowledge from novice to expert.

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Outcome-Based Nursing Education

A system where nursing education focuses on achieving specific learning outcomes and prepares students for real-world nursing practice.

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Nursing Regulation as Assessment Basis

Nursing regulations are used to assess the qualifications of applicants for nursing positions, ensuring they meet the required standards.

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Nursing Service as Performance Evaluation

Performance evaluations for nurses are based on the standards and expectations set by the nursing service to assess their competence and effectiveness.

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Core Values of Nursing: Love of God

A belief that nursing is a service guided by divine principles, demonstrating compassion and care for all patients.

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Core Values of Nursing: Love of Profession

A dedication to nursing practice, exemplified by caring, integrity, and striving for excellence in patient care.

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What is the PQF?

The Philippine Qualifications Framework (PQF) is a national system for organizing qualifications based on their levels of knowledge, skills, and competencies.

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How many levels are in the PQF?

The PQF has eight levels, ranging from Level 1 (basic education) to Level 8 (doctoral and equivalent degrees).

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What does each level in the PQF define?

Each level in the PQF defines the expected knowledge, skills, and competencies for that level.

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Which government agencies are involved in the PQF?

Key stakeholders in the PQF include the Department of Education (DepEd), the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), and the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

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How does the PQF benefit Filipino workers?

The PQF facilitates recognizing Philippine qualifications abroad, which opens up opportunities for Filipino workers globally by making them more attractive in the international job market.

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What is the purpose of Executive Order 833?

Executive Order 833, signed by President Benigno S. Aquino III, established the Philippine Qualifications Framework.

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What is the difference between statutes and regulations?

Statutes are laws passed by Congress (Republic Acts), while regulations are rules issued by the executive branch of the government (Executive Orders).

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What are Executive Orders used for?

Executive Orders are used to address urgent issues or situations that need immediate legislation.

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What is the significance of Executive Order 922?

Executive Order 922 declared a state of public health emergency in the Philippines, allowing for the swift implementation of measures to address public health concerns.

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What is the fundamental source of law in the Philippines?

The Constitution is the fundamental source of law in the Philippines, and any other laws must not contradict it.

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Study Notes

Professional Adjustment in Nursing

  • Nurses must know and understand the Philippine Nursing Act (RA 9173) and related health laws.
  • Essential standards of nursing practice in the Philippines.
  • The Code of Ethics for Registered Nurses (BON Res. 220 s. 2004).
  • Nursing jurisprudence, including negligence, misdemeanors, and torts.

Professional Adjustment

  • A professional nurse's growth encompasses physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual development.
  • Professional development progresses from student to fully licensed Registered Nurse.
  • Occupation and profession - Occupation as a vocation, it encompasses advanced training and experience, within a specific body of knowledge, providing service to society.
  • Criteria of a profession – service to human welfare, autonomy, and professional associations, such as the Philippine Nurses Association (PNA).

Educated in Higher Education Institution (CHED)

  • All universities with nursing schools are under CHED.
  • BON Res. 220 of 2004 – established the Code of Ethics.

Code of Ethics

  • BON Res. 220 s. 2004 outlines ethical nursing practices in the Philippines.

Long-Term Commitment To The Profession

  • Nurses must uphold their duties to the profession and the welfare of patients, even with potentially lower wages.
  • Continuous commitment is essential, particularly in dealing with today's possible challenges from the public and other related aspects.
  • The profession of nursing is essential for overall wellbeing of people.

Professional Associations

  • The Philippine Nurses Association (PNA) is a crucial accredited professional organization (APO) and was formed in 1922.
  • PNA's headquarters is located in Malate, Manila.

Nursing

  • Florence Nightingale's environmental theory emphasizes creating an environment conducive to healing for those patients, including their families.
  • Virginia Henderson's theory focuses on aiding patients in activities of daily living, with the aim of supporting a peaceful death.
  • Nursing is a specialized calling that serves society by addressing individuals' and families' responses to health problems through promotion, maintenance, and restoration.

Professional Preparation

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is the standard educational preparation for practicing nurses in the Philippines.
  • A previous diploma course (GN) was phased out in 1984.
  • To overcome nursing shortages, an exit competency mechanism was introduced, but it was not effective.

Attributes of Professional Caring (Mary Simone Roach)

  • Competence, compassion, and commitment
  • Emphasizes the importance of confidence and care of self as a requirement for care of others
  • Includes consideration of the environment

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Test your knowledge on the core principles of the nursing profession. This quiz covers topics such as commitment, competence, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on nursing. Assess your understanding of the essential roles and responsibilities that nurses hold in healthcare.

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