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JURISPRUDENCE EXAM LATEST 2026
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Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1
(V1) ............................................................................................. 1
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 2
(V2) ............................................................................................. 8
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 3
(V3) ........................................................................................... 16
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 4
(V4) ........................................................................................... 21
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 5
(V5) ........................................................................................... 26
,Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 6
(V6) ........................................................................................... 31
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 7
(V7) ........................................................................................... 36
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 8
(V8) ........................................................................................... 40
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 9
(V9) ........................................................................................... 46
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 10
(V10) ......................................................................................... 52
,Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1 (V1)
• Can a patient successfully sue a doctor if there is no
physician-patient relationship?
Correct Answer: No
Rationale: A physician generally must owe the patient a
recognized duty of care before malpractice liability can arise.
Without a physician-patient relationship, there is ordinarily no
professional duty to the patient.
• If there is no prior physician-patient relationship, are you
legally obliged to respond to a call from a patient for treatment?
Correct Answer: No
Rationale: A physician generally does not have a legal duty to
establish a treatment relationship with an individual who
contacts the physician, unless another legal duty or special
circumstance applies.
• Does being on call give rise to a physician-patient
relationship?
Correct Answer: No
, Rationale: Being assigned or available to take calls does not, by
itself, establish a physician-patient relationship. The relationship
generally arises when the physician agrees to provide
professional care.
• How can one terminate a physician-patient relationship,
without abandonment if there is ongoing treatment?
Correct Answer: Provide 30 days’ written notice and make
provisions for emergency care.
Rationale: A physician should give reasonable written notice,
allow sufficient time for the patient to obtain alternative care,
and ensure necessary emergency or continuing care is not
abruptly interrupted.
• Does a physician's duty extend to the unborn child or potential
victims of an ill patient?
Correct Answer: Yes
Rationale: Under certain circumstances, a physician's
professional and legal duties may extend beyond the immediate
patient, particularly when foreseeable risks to an unborn child or
identifiable third parties are involved.
• What is "proximate cause"?
Correct Answer: Proximate cause establishes that negligence
caused the harm and that the harm was not too remote.
JURISPRUDENCE EXAM LATEST 2026
COMPLETE ALL VERSION V1
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 100% REAL AND
AUTHENTIC EXAM |VERIFIED UPDATE|BON
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Table of Contents
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1
(V1) ............................................................................................. 1
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 2
(V2) ............................................................................................. 8
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 3
(V3) ........................................................................................... 16
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 4
(V4) ........................................................................................... 21
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 5
(V5) ........................................................................................... 26
,Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 6
(V6) ........................................................................................... 31
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 7
(V7) ........................................................................................... 36
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 8
(V8) ........................................................................................... 40
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 9
(V9) ........................................................................................... 46
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 10
(V10) ......................................................................................... 52
,Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1 (V1)
• Can a patient successfully sue a doctor if there is no
physician-patient relationship?
Correct Answer: No
Rationale: A physician generally must owe the patient a
recognized duty of care before malpractice liability can arise.
Without a physician-patient relationship, there is ordinarily no
professional duty to the patient.
• If there is no prior physician-patient relationship, are you
legally obliged to respond to a call from a patient for treatment?
Correct Answer: No
Rationale: A physician generally does not have a legal duty to
establish a treatment relationship with an individual who
contacts the physician, unless another legal duty or special
circumstance applies.
• Does being on call give rise to a physician-patient
relationship?
Correct Answer: No
, Rationale: Being assigned or available to take calls does not, by
itself, establish a physician-patient relationship. The relationship
generally arises when the physician agrees to provide
professional care.
• How can one terminate a physician-patient relationship,
without abandonment if there is ongoing treatment?
Correct Answer: Provide 30 days’ written notice and make
provisions for emergency care.
Rationale: A physician should give reasonable written notice,
allow sufficient time for the patient to obtain alternative care,
and ensure necessary emergency or continuing care is not
abruptly interrupted.
• Does a physician's duty extend to the unborn child or potential
victims of an ill patient?
Correct Answer: Yes
Rationale: Under certain circumstances, a physician's
professional and legal duties may extend beyond the immediate
patient, particularly when foreseeable risks to an unborn child or
identifiable third parties are involved.
• What is "proximate cause"?
Correct Answer: Proximate cause establishes that negligence
caused the harm and that the harm was not too remote.
