Title SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL PART B ✅

1. Which of the following laws mandates that universal access for individuals, particularly adults, couples, women, and adolescents, to quality reproductive health services essential in promoting their right to health be given? A. RA 10354 B. RA 11036 C. RA 11223 D. RA 11166 2. John obtained his PRC identification card on August 7, 2023, 3 days after his birthday. Knowing this, when will John’s PRC ID expire? A. August 7, 2026 B. August 4, 2026 C. August 4, 2027 D. August 7, 2027 3. To renew one’s license, one must participate in Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs. How many CPD units are required for the renewal? A. 45 B. 30 C. 20 D. 15 4. RA 7164 or The Philippine Nursing Act of 1991 was the former law that regulated the nursing profession in the country. What law was enacted to repeal the former and acts as the current Nursing Law of the Philippines? A. RA 9713 B. RA 9173 C. RA 9317 D. RA 9137 5. According to the Nursing Law, in order to pass the board exam, an aspiring nurse must obtain a minimum score of _______ for each subject. A. 60% B. 75% C. 70% D. 65% 6. RA 9173 also mandates the qualifications to be a member of the Board of Nursing. Which among the following does not count as a qualification? A. Be a member of good standing of the accredited professional organization of nurses B. Must have a master’s degree in nursing, education, or any allied medical profession C. Be a natural born citizen and resident of the Philippines D. Have at least 10 years of continuous practice of the profession anywhere prior to appointment 7. According to RA 9173, how many members does the Board of Nursing have? A. 6 B. 7 C. 5
D. 4 8. To be a faculty in a college of nursing, RA 9173 provides the qualifications needed. Which among the following are these? Select all that apply. I. Have at least 2 years of clinical practice in a field of specialization II. Be a member of good standing in the accredited professional organization III. Must have a master’s degree in nursing A. II only B. I only C. II, III D. I, II, III 9. Rene is planning to conduct a qualitative study on the communication patterns and practices of an indigenous group in Northern Luzon. What would be the most appropriate research design that he should use? A. Phenomenology B. Ethnography C. Grounded Theory D. Cultural Relativism 10. Jeff wishes to know the effect of different types of 2 nd generation antipsychotics on the emotional state of schizophrenic patients in the ward. Upon conducting this research, Jeff randomly assigns each patient in the area to be given a specific antipsychotic as part of his study. What research design is Jeff using? A. Experimental B. Quasi-experimental C. Correlational D. Exploratory 11. Defamation is defined as the act of damaging an individual’s reputation. Which among the following are considered as forms of defamation? Select all that apply. I. Libel II. Slander III. Battery IV. Assault A. I, III B. II, IV C. I, II, III, IV D. I, II 12. Nurse Kel tells everyone that their Head Nurse, Hero, cheated on her husband through their Facebook group chat and a public post. What type of tort did Nurse Kel commit? A. Slander B. Invasion of privacy C. Assault D. Libel 13. Hero, in retaliation, announces to all their co-workers during her shift that Kel has been stealing opioid medication from the area due to his addiction. What can Hero be liable for? A. Slander B. Invasion of privacy C. Breach in confidentiality D. Libel
14. Which among the following statements regarding battery and assault are true? A. Assault and battery can be used interchangeably B. Battery is when someone verbally threatens another person while assault is when the person goes through with the action that causes harm to another C. Battery involves nonconsensual touching of a person regardless if injury occurs or not while assault is only considered when injury occurs because of the action. D. Assault describes an unjustifiable threat to a person while battery involves willful touching of a person that may or may not cause them harm. 15. Mary overhears the nurse telling her brother that if he keeps on moving around and avoiding taking his medications, the nurse will restrain him. Mari can sue the nurse for _______. A. Slander B. Assault C. Battery D. False imprisonment 16. This is known as an agreement by the client to accept receiving a specific treatment or undergoing a procedure after being provided information regarding said intervention A. Informed consent B. Full disclosure C. Autonomy D. Informed decision 17. Which of the following statements made by the client indicates that informed consent was achieved properly? A. “I was still sleepy from my medication when the doctor gave the instructions” B. “I wasn’t aware that this medication will be used but I’m still okay with the procedure” C. “The nurse told me that the benefits of the procedure are all I needed to know” D. “Compared to the alternative treatments, I think this procedure would best suit my lifestyle” 18. Which of the following individuals can give informed consent? A. Jose, a healthy individual who turns 18 in 6 months. B. Maria, a 20-year-old with bipolar disorder going through a manic episode C. Chan, a middle-aged man who is in a stuporous state D. Chris, a young adult who is illiterate 19. Nurses act as witnesses when the physician obtains informed consent from the patient. As a witness, the nurse should ensure the following except? A. The client was awake and competent when the explanation was given B. The client gave the consent voluntarily C. The client received enough information regarding the procedure D. The client accepted the procedure 20. Nurse Nina found that the surgeon already obtained the patient’s consent while she was not around. To best assess if the client understood the explanation given during obtaining informed consent, what can the nurse do? A. Remind them that they can still change their mind and cancel the procedure B. Have them explain in their own words what they have been told C. Explain the procedure again and have them repeat what you said D. Ask them if they have any questions regarding the procedure 21. Which of the following statements best describes an ethical dilemma?
A. A conflict between the doctor’s order and the written order B. A conflict between the nurse’s duty and the patient’s best interest C. A conflict between a family’s different opinions D. A conflict between the nurse and midwife’s decisions 22. When a nurse faces an ethical dilemma, what would be the best guide that they can use in their practice? A. Code of Ethics B. RA 9173 C. Hospital policies and protocols D. Preamble of the Philippines 23. In a crisis situation, what would be the best leadership style to be employed? A. Laissez-Faire B. Bureaucratic C. Democratic D. Authoritarian 24. Which leadership style involves minimal leader participation and based on noninterference? A. Bureaucratic B. Socialist C. Avoidance D. Laissez-Faire 25. Head Nurse Ray is confident in his staff as all of them are experienced nurses and lets them decide how to go about with patient care. This has also led him to not be as hands-on with them as he used to. What leadership style is Ray using? A. Laissez-Faire B. Democratic C. Bureaucratic D. Authoritarian 26. Head Nurse Ray states that a Laissez-Faire leadership is the best type of leadership as it as has greatly helped him in this area. Is Ray’s statement true? A. Yes, it is highly advantageous for him due to his competent staff B. Yes, compared to other leadership styles, the leader does not have to work as much C. No, the democratic style is considered the best as it balances both leader and member participation D. No, one style is not necessarily better as each have their own advantages and disadvantages 27. Dave, a nurse administrator, knows that in the creation of policies, it is a matter of group discussion and decision-making. During staff meetings on updating facility policies, he ensures that everyone in the team has a say and decides via making a consensus among members. What leadership style does Dave employ? A. Laissez-Faire B. Democratic C. Republican D. Liberal