NLE (MCN) EXAM QUESTIONS |
GUARANTEED ACCURATE
ANSWERS |VERIFIED
Republic act 8981 - accurate answers✔✔ "prc modernization act of
2000
• note: that prc fix the time and place of examination
Quasi- legislative power - - accurate answers✔✔ promulgates laws,
rules and regulations
Quasi- judicial power - accurate answers✔✔ conducting a hearing or
investigations
Epikia - accurate answers✔✔ there is always an exemption to the rule
Autonomy - accurate answers✔✔ respect ,support of independent
decision making.
Nonmaleficence - accurate answers✔✔ avoidance of harm or hurt
,Beneficence - accurate answers✔✔ compassion; taking positive action
to help others; desire to do good
Fidelity - accurate answers✔✔ loyalty, fairness, truthfulness- agreement
to keep our promises.
- concept of keeping a commitment.- word of honor
Justice - accurate answers✔✔ refers to an equal and fair
Paternalism - accurate answers✔✔ giving care like a good father/mother
of a family (decision is made by the nurse in behalf of the client)
Deontology - accurate answers✔✔ relationship between duty and the
morality of human actions
Utilitarianism - accurate answers✔✔ do the greatest good to greatest
number
Veracity - accurate answers✔✔ honesty; credibility; truthfulness
Temperance - accurate answers✔✔ moderation or self-restraint in
action, practice of always controlling your actions, thoughts, or feelings
(self-control.)
, Two-fold effect - accurate answers✔✔ applied in elective abortion and
ectopic pregnancy
- an act is foreseen to have both good and bad effects
Double effect - accurate answers✔✔ bioethical principle is involved
when the nurse is faced with problem of whom to save the mother or
baby
Logic - accurate answers✔✔ • using awareness of correct decision in
performing procedures to avoid complaints
Negligence - accurate answers✔✔ is a failure to exercise the care that a
reasonably prudent person would exercise in like circumstances.
- by carelessness, not intentional harm.
Specific examples of negligence
Failure to report observations to attending physicians.
• example: administration of medicine without a doctor prescription
incorrect sponge counts
burns: heating pads ,solutions & steam vaporizers
failure to take & observe appropriate actions - forgetting to take vital
signs to a newly post - operative client.
falls: side rails left down, baby left unattended
mistaken identity, wrong medicine, dose & route
GUARANTEED ACCURATE
ANSWERS |VERIFIED
Republic act 8981 - accurate answers✔✔ "prc modernization act of
2000
• note: that prc fix the time and place of examination
Quasi- legislative power - - accurate answers✔✔ promulgates laws,
rules and regulations
Quasi- judicial power - accurate answers✔✔ conducting a hearing or
investigations
Epikia - accurate answers✔✔ there is always an exemption to the rule
Autonomy - accurate answers✔✔ respect ,support of independent
decision making.
Nonmaleficence - accurate answers✔✔ avoidance of harm or hurt
,Beneficence - accurate answers✔✔ compassion; taking positive action
to help others; desire to do good
Fidelity - accurate answers✔✔ loyalty, fairness, truthfulness- agreement
to keep our promises.
- concept of keeping a commitment.- word of honor
Justice - accurate answers✔✔ refers to an equal and fair
Paternalism - accurate answers✔✔ giving care like a good father/mother
of a family (decision is made by the nurse in behalf of the client)
Deontology - accurate answers✔✔ relationship between duty and the
morality of human actions
Utilitarianism - accurate answers✔✔ do the greatest good to greatest
number
Veracity - accurate answers✔✔ honesty; credibility; truthfulness
Temperance - accurate answers✔✔ moderation or self-restraint in
action, practice of always controlling your actions, thoughts, or feelings
(self-control.)
, Two-fold effect - accurate answers✔✔ applied in elective abortion and
ectopic pregnancy
- an act is foreseen to have both good and bad effects
Double effect - accurate answers✔✔ bioethical principle is involved
when the nurse is faced with problem of whom to save the mother or
baby
Logic - accurate answers✔✔ • using awareness of correct decision in
performing procedures to avoid complaints
Negligence - accurate answers✔✔ is a failure to exercise the care that a
reasonably prudent person would exercise in like circumstances.
- by carelessness, not intentional harm.
Specific examples of negligence
Failure to report observations to attending physicians.
• example: administration of medicine without a doctor prescription
incorrect sponge counts
burns: heating pads ,solutions & steam vaporizers
failure to take & observe appropriate actions - forgetting to take vital
signs to a newly post - operative client.
falls: side rails left down, baby left unattended
mistaken identity, wrong medicine, dose & route
