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NSRG 2221 Complete Texas jurisprudence Study Test In-Depth Examination and 100% Correctly Verified Nursing Solutions 2025/2026 Statutory law - correct answer npa-legally defines the unique role of nurse and differentiates from other health care practitioners Common law - correct answer aka judicial law -falls outside the realm of constitutional, statutory and administrative law Assault -correct answer threat or attempt to harm another *nurse may be accused of assault if he or she verbally threatens to restrain a client unnecessarily Battery - correct answer making bodily contact without consent Includes: touching a person's body, clothing,chair or bed False imprisonment - correct answer unlawful restraint or restriction of a person's freedom of movement Forced confinement is legal under 3 conditions: - correct answer *judicial restraining order (inmate) *court ordered commitment (mental illness) *if pt is incompetent or a danger to himself and others. What requires a doctor order? - correct answer any use of restraint and event must be documented in full detail. Hippa - correct answer health insurance portability and accountability act What is hippa? - correct answer protects clients information and makes sure this information remains private Phi - correct answer protected health information Ephi - correct answer electronic protected health information Fyi - correct answer any info concerning a client's health status or any part of an individuals medical record or payment history Common healthcare issues - correct answer 1. Duty to provide treatment 2. Abortion and sterilization law differ 3. Experimentation regulations govern research studies using human beings 4. Release from liability (ama) against medical advice 5. Death and hospice Malpractice - correct answer harm caused by a professional when their action or lack of action differs from that of other professionals *give wrong medication Negligence - correct answer harm results because a person did not act reasonably *failure to raise a bed rail *failure to give medication Most common cause of law suits? - correct answer negligence Best protection against malpractice is... - correct answer competent nursing *ask for help *ce *price within defined standards *don't attempt if you don't know Liability insurance - correct answer contract b/w a person or corporation and a company willing to provide legal services & financial assistance when policyholder is involved in a malpractice lawsuit. Good samaritan law - correct answer encourages people to stop and help Original nursing practice act - correct answer passed in 1909-the purpose was to ensure that the privilege and responsibility of practicing nursing be entrusted only to those persons duly licensed under the provisions of the act What should a nurse's id have on it? - correct answer *picture *name *department *title and/or certifications Bon - correct answer fulfills its mission through regulation of the practice of nursing and approval of schools of nursing Primary function of bon - correct answer protect and promote the welfare of the public Texas bon is responsible for.. - correct answer -regulating nursing education in state of tx -regulating nursing licensure in the state of tx -regulating nursing practice in the state of tx The bon..... - correct answer ..establishes minimum requirements and standard for a program of study in a nursing school Misdemeanor - correct answer a minor criminal offense such as shoplifting or possession of controlled substance Felonly - correct answer serious criminal offense such as murder, falsifying medical records, insurance, fraud and stealing narcotics Defamation - correct answer the action of damaging the good reputation of someone; slander or libel.

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NSRG 2221 Complete Texas jurisprudence Study Test
In-Depth Examination and 100% Correctly Verified
Nursing Solutions 2025/2026
Statutory law - correct answer npa-legally defines the unique role of nurse
and differentiates from other health care practitioners


Common law - correct answer aka judicial law
-falls outside the realm of constitutional, statutory and administrative law


Assault -correct answer threat or attempt to harm another
*nurse may be accused of assault if he or she verbally threatens to restrain
a client unnecessarily


Battery - correct answer making bodily contact without consent
Includes: touching a person's body, clothing,chair or bed


False imprisonment - correct answer unlawful restraint or restriction of a
person's freedom of movement


Forced confinement is legal under 3 conditions: - correct answer *judicial
restraining order (inmate)
*court ordered commitment (mental illness)
*if pt is incompetent or a danger to himself and others.


What requires a doctor order? - correct answer any use of restraint and
event must be documented in full detail.

,Hippa - correct answer health insurance portability and accountability act


What is hippa? - correct answer protects clients information and makes
sure this information remains private


Phi - correct answer protected health information


Ephi - correct answer electronic protected health information


Fyi - correct answer any info concerning a client's health status or any part
of an individuals medical record or payment history


Common healthcare issues - correct answer 1. Duty to provide treatment
2. Abortion and sterilization law differ
3. Experimentation regulations govern research studies using human
beings
4. Release from liability (ama) against medical advice
5. Death and hospice


Malpractice - correct answer harm caused by a professional when their
action or lack of action differs from that of other professionals
*give wrong medication


Negligence - correct answer harm results because a person did not act
reasonably
*failure to raise a bed rail
*failure to give medication

,Most common cause of law suits? - correct answer negligence


Best protection against malpractice is... - correct answer competent
nursing
*ask for help
*ce
*price within defined standards
*don't attempt if you don't know


Liability insurance - correct answer contract b/w a person or corporation
and a company willing to provide legal services & financial assistance when
policyholder is involved in a malpractice lawsuit.


Good samaritan law - correct answer encourages people to stop and help


Original nursing practice act - correct answer passed in 1909-the purpose
was to ensure that the privilege and responsibility of practicing nursing be
entrusted only to those persons duly licensed under the provisions of the
act


What should a nurse's id have on it? - correct answer *picture
*name
*department
*title and/or certifications


Bon - correct answer fulfills its mission through regulation of the practice
of nursing and approval of schools of nursing

, Primary function of bon - correct answer protect and promote the welfare
of the public


Texas bon is responsible for.. - correct answer -regulating nursing
education in state of tx
-regulating nursing licensure in the state of tx
-regulating nursing practice in the state of tx


The bon..... - correct answer ..establishes minimum requirements and
standard for a program of study in a nursing school


Misdemeanor - correct answer a minor criminal offense such as
shoplifting or possession of controlled substance


Felonly - correct answer serious criminal offense such as murder,
falsifying medical records, insurance, fraud and stealing narcotics


Defamation - correct answer the action of damaging the good reputation
of someone; slander or libel.


Libel - correct answer an untruthful written statement


Slander - correct answer an untruthful oral statement


Clients - correct answer have the right to bathe or not bathe

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