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Quiz #1
1. Who among the following
introduced the concept of
Administrative Principles and
Management Process?
a. Fayol
b. Frank Gilbreth
c. Taylor
d. Weber
2. Taylor’s theory was based on an
observation he did among workers
in which he determined the
number of motions and the length
of time needed for them to
complete a task. This Is called:
a. Hawthorne studies
b. Time and Motion Studies
c. Observation checklist
d. Trait studies
3. Henri Gantt’s contribution to the
concept of work efficiency is the
Gantt chart. The chart essentially
shows the following, Except:
a. The person/s responsible
for each task
b. Relationship of the work
planned or completed on
one axis to the amount of
time needed or used on the
other.
c. The budget needed for the
completion of the tasks
d. Projected schedule of
completion of the entire
planned activity
4. There are 4 regular staff nurses
and 1 reliever nurse and 5 nursing
attendants directly reporting under
Nurse Supervisor Toni. They
comprise her:
a. Span of control
b. Unity of Command
c. Scalar chain
d. Chain of command
5. Follett believes that a manager
should have “authority with, rather
than over his employees.” This
means that:
a. The manager should
exercise a laissez-faire
style of leadership.
b. The manager exercises
participative decision
making.
c. The employees have all the
right to disobey a decision
made by management.
d. The manager passes on
the authority to make
decisions to his employees
on all matters.
6. Which step of the management
process involves determining
vision, mission and philosophy?
a. Controlling
b. Planning
c. Staffing
d. Organizing
7. Anticipating an increased workload
for the last quarter of the year until
January of next year, , the Chief
Nurse hired three additional nurses
for the Emergency Room. The
three were made to sign a contract
for 4 months only. Which of the
following administrative principle is
violated?:
a. Contractualization
b. Stability of tenure
c. Safety and Security
d. Unity of command
8. Douglas McGregor’s theory X and
theory Y explains his view that
managerial attitude about
employees can be correlated to
employee’s satisfaction. The
statement is:
a. An opinion
b. None of those mentioned
c. True
d. False
9. A manager who is able to attain
the organizational goals within the
resources available is:
a. Effective
b. Both effective and efficient
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c. None of those mentioned
d. Efficient
10. Chief Nurse Daisy recently hired
10 new nurses based on their area
of experience, written exam and
interview results. During their
panel interview, each was asked
about their preferred areas of
assignment and were re-
examined for their suitability to the
area. Which principle of Taylor did
she apply?
a. Clinical specialization
b. Nepotism
c. Scientific selection and
hiring of employees
d. Work specialization
Quiz #2
1. The patient classification system is
based on which of the following, :
a. Acuity of illness
b. First come-first served
basis
c. Alphabetical listing of
patients
d. Complexity of nursing care
needed
2. Nurse Claire is an ICU nurse and
she is assigned to two patients.
Therefore, she is responsible for
providing wholistic care to her
patients during her shift. What
modality of nursing care is the ICU
implementing?
a. Primary nursing
b. Functional Nursing
c. Total Care Nursing
d. Team Nursing
3. A G3P3 patient is on her 2rd day
post caesarean section, with a
foley catheter and IV , has difficulty
turning to her side alone due to
post op pains; and with slight
headache. In which patient
classification will Nurse Jamie
categorize her?
a. Critical care
b. Self-care/Minimal care
c. Moderate/Intermediate care
d. Intensive care
4. How many nursing care hours per
day will this patient require?
a. 1.5 hrs.
b. 3 hrs.
c. 6 hrs.
d. 6-9 hrs.
5. Under the patient classification
system, a patient classified as
Intensive care would require how
many nursing care hours per day?
a. 6-9 hrs.
b. 1.5 hrs.
c. 6 hrs.
d. 3 hrs.
6. Nurse Jenna is reasonably certain
that the order written by the doctor
is incorrect. Which of the following
is the priority thing to do?
a. Implement it because it is
the doctor’s order.
b. Do not implement the
order.
c. Report the doctor to the
Medical Director.
d. Clarify the order with the
physician.
7. Which patient classification
category includes the moderately
ill or under the recovery stage from
a serious illness or operation
requiring nursing supervision or
assistance that is related to
ambulating and caring for their
own hygiene?
a. Intensive care
b. Self-care
c. Moderate care
d. Critical care
8. The nurse in this model of care
assumes 24-hour responsibility for
planning the care of one or more
patients from admission or the
start of treatment to discharge or
the treatment’s end
a. Case Management
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b. Primary nursing
c. Team Nursing
d. Total Care Nursing
9. This contemporary model of
patient care recognizes that all
nurses, regardless of education,
are needed to provide high-quality,
comprehensive care to all patients
in all setting
a. Differentiated Nursing
practice model
b. Professional Nursing Model
c. Functional Nursing
d. Synergy Model
10. In which model of patient care are
the patients’ characteristics
matched with 8 nursing
competencies derived from the
patient's needs?
a. Synergy Model
b. Differentiated Nursing
practice model
c. Professional Nursing Model
d. Functional Nursing
QUIZ#3
1. The significance of the National
Nursing Care Competency
Standards (NNCCS) lies in its use
as basis for the following, Except:
a. Related evaluation tools in
various practice settings in
the Philippines
b. Development of Basic
Nursing Education Program
in the Philippines through
the CHED
c. Competency-Based test
framework for “entry level”
nursing practitioner in the
PNLE
d. Leadership and
governance standards
2. The National Nursing Care
Competency Standards (NNCCS)
identified the following roles of the
nurse which Does Not include
which of the following?
a. Beginning nurses’ role on
management and
leadership
b. Beginning nurses’ role in
research
c. Beginning nurses’ role on
client care
d. Beginning National Career
Progression Program for
nursing practice in the
Philippines
3. Which of the following IS Not an
approach to institutionalize patient
safety and quality in the health
facilities:
a. management of facility and
equipment
b. allocation of financial and
human resources
c. providing a feedback
system through patient
satisfaction survey
d. formulation, communication
and enforcement of
standards for a selected
group of employees
4. Sentinel errors can be described
as any or all of the following,
Except:
a. Those that may cause
physical or psychological
injury in any form to a
patient
b. Those that may cause a
patient’s death
c. Those errors committed by
management in terms of
handling employees’
offenses and complaints
d. Those which may make
health workers liable for
negligence cases
5. Workplace ergonomics is all
about:
a. The economics of
budgeting for cheaper
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medical supplies and
equipment
b. Provisions of healthy meals
and drinks for patients and
health care workers alike
c. Improving product design
and workspace
arrangements to reduce
strain, fatigue and injuries
in the workplace
d. Saving for extra budget to
buy high tech hospital
equipment
6. Which of the following refers to the
process of measuring products,
practices and services against the
best- performing ones?
a. Standard setting
b. Benchmarking
c. Guidelines
d. Audit
7. Who is responsible for patient
safety?
a. All those mentioned
b. Patients only
c. Nurses only
d. Doctors only
8. No written report is needed in
cases of slips, trips, and falls,
when no one is hurt.
a. False
b. True
c. A personal choice
d. Maybe
9. A 2-year-old patient diagnosed
with febrile seizures is to be
admitted in the pediatric unit where
you are assigned. In preparing for
his admission, which of the
following is your most important
nursing action?
a. Pad the side rails of his
bed.
b. Place a urine collection bag
and specimen cup at his
bedside.
c. Carry out the stat order for
cbc.
d. Place a cooling mattress on
his bed.
10. The best overall rule for avoiding
accidents with equipment in the
hospital is for the nurse to:
a. Never use equipment
without a person to assist
you
b. Always lock the wheels of
movable equipment
c. Always unplug equipment
when moving the client
d. Never operate an
equipment without prior
instruction.
QUIZ #4
1. The scope of nursing practice is
embodied in
a. The Code of Ethics
b. Article 6 Sec 28 of RA 9173
c. Art. 2 Sec. 2 of the
Patient’s Bill of Rights
d. Art.4 Sec 4 of the
Philippine Constitution
2. Every professional nurse in the
Philippines must be a member of
which accredited professional
organization?
a. Association of Filipino
Nurses
b. Professional Nurses
Association
c. Philippine Nurses
Association
d. Philippine Military Nurses
Association
3. Based on the provision of PD 223,
the power to regulate the various
professions in the Philippines is
vested in the :
a. Professional Regulation
Commission
b. Philippine Nurses
Association
c. Philippine Regulatory
Commission
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d. Commission on Higher
Education
4. Which of the following statements
best describes the liability of a
head nurse when a subordinate
commits an act of negligence?
a. None of them is liable
b. The head nurse cannot be
held liable for the mistake
of the subordinate.
c. The head nurse is
automatically liable for the
mistake of the subordinate.
d. The head nurse will be
liable if she was negligent
in the supervision of the
subordinate
5. Nurses may meet the
requirements for Continuing
Professional Development units
from any of the following:
a. Seminars, training
b. Academic Track (Masters
and Doctorate degrees)
c. Self-Directed/Lifelong
training
d. A, B and C
6. The signature of the registered
nurse as witness on an informed
consent form attests that the
patient….
a. Voluntarily agreed to
having the procedure
performed
b. Can describe how the
surgical procedure will be
done
c. Was medicated for pain
before the consent was
signed
d. Has been informed
regarding the procedure
7. An independent nurse practitioner
is primarily responsible for which of
the following:
a. Promotion of health and
prevention of illness
b. Curative and rehabilitative
aspects of care
c. Restoration of health and
alleviation of suffering
d. All of the above
8. In cases of a patient’s refusal to
consent for a procedure, which of
the following should be done by
the nurse?
a. Document the patient’s
refusal in her charting, and
make him sign a waiver
b. Tell him his consent for
admission automatically
means that he will also
voluntarily submit to
whatever procedures will
be done to him.
c. Ignore the refusal. Insist
that he signs the consent.
d. None of the above
9. Nurses are allowed to take
telephone orders on the following
conditions:
a. Only when there is no other
doctor available to take the
orders
b. Only on extreme
emergency cases
c. The doctor making the
telephone order assures
her that he will take full
responsibility for it
10. All of the following are requisites of
a contract, Except:
a. Free consent of both
contracting parties
b. The object/subject matter
of the contract
c. Legal capacity of the
contracting parties