1.

Which of the following principles apply to the action of the nurse to refrain from discussing the
condition of the patient with those who are not involved in his care?

a. Non maleficence
b. beneficence
c. autonomy
d. Veracity
2. In decision making process, ethical issues must be considered. A patient has been diagnosed with
cancer and must undergo long and painful treatments such as surgery, radiation and chemotherapy to
prolong her life. The ethical principle applied here is

a. Beneficence
b. Utility
c. Autonomy
d. veracity

Situation: Nurse Robert is the scrub nurse in the surgical team which performed exploratory
laparotomy. Dr. Leonard was the surgeon, Nurse Cha was the circulating nurse and Dr. Siony was the
anesthesiologist. After the operation, the patient complained of severe abdominal pain while in the
recovery room. X-ray showed a mosquito forceps left in the patient’s abdomen.

3. The nurses are considered guilty based on the doctrine of:

a. Res ipsa loquitur

b. Respondeat superior
c. Force majeure
d. Force Majeure

4. The doctrine of respondent superior applies:

a. When the injury occurred in the course of his employment

b. When the injury occurred outside the commerce of man
c. Where the injury occurs while the servant is not within the legitimate scope of his authority
d. When the instrumentality was with in the full control of the servant

5. The test for liability under the doctrine of respondent superior is the:
a. Power of master servant
b. Inquire itself
c. Extent of damage caused
d. Circumstances surrounding the act
6. A nurse who executes a doctors order, which to her honest belief or judgment may endanger the
life of the patient can be accused of:
a. Criminal negligence
 b. Malpractice
c. Accessory
d. Accomplices

7. Negligence means failure to:

a. Carry out one’s duties and function
b. Observe the behavior of an unscrupulous person
c. Behave properly as a professional nurse
d. Do what is supposed to do
8. The essential element to determine parricide is:
a. Presence of the body of the crime
b. Kind of weapon used
c. Part of victim’s body at which the weapon is aimed
d. The relationship of the offender with the victim

9. Infanticide is the unlawful killing of an infant under:

a. Three days old
b. Three month old
c. Under 3 lbs. baby weight
d. Three years old

10. Any person who kills his father is guilty of:

a. Infanticide
b. Murder
c. Parricide
d. Abortion

11. Circumstances or actions which are said to be in accordance with law is said to be:

a. Justifying
b. Exempting
c. Mitigating
d. Aggravating

12. All of the following are exempting circumstance except:

a. Imbecile
b. 8 years old
c. performance of a lawful act
d. offender id deaf and dumb
13. ______ is based morality on principles or obligations that must be followed by all regardless of
then consequences
a. Virtue
b. Deontological theories
c. Teleological
d. Electrophic Theories

14. One of the oldest ethical theories with its roots on ancient greek civilization

a. Virtue
b. Deontological theories
c. Teleological theories
d. Electrophic Theories

15. Base morality on the consequences of human action.

a. Virtue
b. Deontological theories
c. Teleological theories
d. Electrophic Theories

16. The ethics that applies the principles of both metaethics and normative ethics to resolve the
controversial ethical issues.
a. Metaethics
b. Metaphysics
c. Descriptive ethics
d. Normative ethics

17. Also known as prescriptive ethics

a. Metaethics
b. Metaphysics
c. Descriptive ethics
d. Normative ethics

18. The truth can be known by reasoning

a. Idealism
b. Realism
c. Optimism
d. Impotism

19. An act is judged as either ethically right or wrong based on its consequences
 a. Utilitarianism
b. Mechanism
c. Spiritism
d. Spermatism

20. Bond to tell the truth

a. Autonomy
b. Anatomy
c. Veracity
d. Laparotomy

21. The right to demand to be treated justly, fairly and equally

a. Justice
b. Malpractice
c. Beneficence
d. Nota

22. The power of PRC to exercise administrative supervision over the BON is granted to it by what
law.
a. R.A. 7164
b. R.A. 9173
c. R.A. 6900
d. R.A. 8981

23. It is act whereby a person is permitted with formalities of law to control to certain degree the
disposition of an estate to take effect upon death.
a. testamentary capacity
b. contract
c. will
d. intent

24. Otherwise known as the Philippine Midwifery Act of 1992 is:

a. R.A. 7932
b. R.A. 7392
c. R.A. 7393
d. R.A. 7465
25. Compulsory Immunization for children below 8 y/o
a. PD 866
b. PD 466
c. PD 996
d. PD 866
 Direction: Write T is the statement is true and F if the statement is false.

26. Act is a bodily movement tendering to produce some effect in the external world.
27. Proclamation # 539- Nurse’s week (last week of December)
28. R.A. 9211 is tobacco regulation act of 2003, signed on June 27, 2003.
29. Omission is inaction or the failure to perform a positive duty which one is bound to do.
30. Conspiracy exists when two or more person come to an agreement connecting it to
commission of a felony and decide to do it.
31. Accomplices are those people who are not principals but who cooperate in the execution of the
felony by previous or coinciding act.
32. Discernment is states to the mental capability of a minor to understand the variance between
right and wrong
33. R.A. 7169 is organ donation act.
34. Swindling is the crime committed by any person who defrauds another.
35. Seduction is not withdrawing a person from the path of rectitude.
36. R.A. 6425 is covered by administrative and regulation of the manufacture, distribution and
dispensing of controlled drugs.
37. Golden Rule St. Frances of Assisi states that “ do unto others what you would like others do
unto you”
38. The principle of totality defined as the whole is than any of its parts.
39. EO 57 is a milk code
40. Fraternity is refers to obligation of a person to be faithful to agreements, responsibilities and
commitments that he has made to himself and to others.