Doctrines

Question 1

selection of his employees”

Answer 1

Culpa in Eligiendo

Question 2

full disclosure surrounding the disease; Fully understood

Answer 2

DOCTRINE OF INFORMED CONSENT

Question 3

DOCTRINE OF INFORMED CONSENT Types: patient needs to sign

Answer 3

Expressed

Question 4

e.g. Nurse supervisors/charge nurses/senior nurses are to ensure quality
nursing care by strict supervision of frontline services

Answer 4

Culpa in Vigilando

Question 5

once there’s final judgment,
shouldn’t be revoked

Answer 5

STARE DECISIS ET NON QUIETA MOVERE

Question 6

Bed sores develop in hospital indicates the care
rendered

Answer 6

DOCTRINE OF RES IPSA LOQUITOR

Question 7

You cannot deny . “Yes ,
sir

Answer 7

PRINCIPLE OF NOLO CONTENDERE

Question 8

damages/injuries as a result of negligent performance

Answer 8

DOCTRINE OF NEGLIGENT CONDUCT

Question 9

the chief house in-charge of the day is allowed by law because it is reasonable
and practical. hospital decides

Answer 9

Administrative consent

Question 10

The evidence of using DTRs as an exhibit for tardiness or absences
during trial.

Answer 10

PRINCIPLE OF NOLO CONTENDERE

Question 11

plan of care initially planned

Answer 11

Advanced directives

Question 12

civil damage/legal damage/must be compensated e.
g. murder

Answer 12

physical injury

Question 13

e.g. The OR nurse prescribes/dispenses medications for patients

Answer 13

MALFEASANCE

Question 14

implements/measures/selects/ best employees

Answer 14

Culpa in Eligiendo

Question 15

sudden flashing occurs while an IV therapy nurse
performs his duty, resulting to temporary blindness that caused
an injury to the site of insertion.

Answer 15

DOCTRINE OF DAMNUM ABSQUE INJURIA

Question 16

DOCTRINE OF INFORMED CONSENT Types: emergency

Answer 16

Implied

Question 17

exempting circumstance ;

Answer 17

DOCTRINE OF FORCE MAJEURE

Question 18

The OR nurse inflicts rib fracture while doing CPR.

Answer 18

MISFEASANCE

Question 19

“No contest, I will not defend it.”

Answer 19

PRINCIPLE OF NOLO CONTENDERE

Question 20

. The OR nurse failed to conduct skin sensitivity test for a prescribed
antibiotic that had resulted to anaphylactic shock.

Answer 20

NONFEASANCE

Question 21

commission/omission of an act pursuant to a duty that a
reasonable prudent person in the same similar circumstance
would and would not do

Answer 21

DOCTRINE OF NEGLIGENT CONDUCT

Question 22

plea of guilty

Answer 22

PRINCIPLE OF NOLO CONTENDERE

Question 23

DOCTOR’S ORDER RULE
4 Standards:

Answer 23

1) Have another nurse listen to the phone, who then initials the
orders for verification and accuracy.
2) Repeat the order aloud to the physician and ask,
“Is this
correct?”
3) Write doctor’s order on appropriate form, including date and
time, and what prompted the call.
4) Secure the physician’s signature on the order upon arrival at
the clinical area.

Question 24

irresistible or greater force

Answer 24

DOCTRINE OF FORCE MAJEURE

Question 25

negligence of the employee is conclusively presumed to be the negligence of the employer

Answer 25

DOCTRINE OF RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR

Question 26

“supervision of his employees”

Answer 26

Culpa in Vigilando

Question 27

improper performance of some act which might be lawfully done

Answer 27

MISFEASANCE

Question 28

dignity, rights for autonomy

Answer 28

Consent

Question 29

select the best for its team

Answer 29

Culpa in Eligiendo

Question 30

physical damage with no physical injury

Answer 30

DOCTRINE OF DAMNUM ABSQUE INJURIA

Question 31

omission to perform a required duty or the failure to act when a duty to act existed.

Answer 31

NONFEASANCE

Question 32

The smell of the ward defines ward management.

Answer 32

DOCTRINE OF RES IPSA LOQUITOR

Question 33

BONUS PATER FAMILIAS 2 Concepts:

Answer 33

Culpa in Eligiendo Culpa in Vigilando

Question 34

acts should be committed within the scope/course of employment

Answer 34

DOCTRINE OF RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR

Question 35

“the thing speaks for itself”

Answer 35

DOCTRINE OF RES IPSA LOQUITOR

Question 36

malpractice ; doing outside your scope

Answer 36

MALFEASANCE

Question 37

e. g. hematoma in massage

Answer 37

MISFEASANCE

Question 38

standby decisions and do not move what has been decided

Answer 38

STARE DECISIS ET NON QUIETA MOVERE

Question 39

The nurse comprehensively documents care through FDAR best defense for negligence

Answer 39

DOCTRINE OF NEGLIGENT CONDUCT

Question 40

documented care in concise and accurate manner

Answer 40

DOCTRINE OF NEGLIGENT CONDUCT

Question 41

Chief nurses/nurse supervisors selects the most qualified novice/to be promoted staff nurses

Answer 41

Culpa in Eligiendo

Question 42

look for welfare e.g. Chief nurse, supervisors, the higher ups

Answer 42

BONUS PATER FAMILIAS

Question 43

it shows without proving that the accident resulted because there is lack of standard care

Answer 43

DOCTRINE OF RES IPSA LOQUITOR

Question 44

Elements of consent

Answer 44

➔ voluntary ➔ legal capacity (18 years old above) ➔ sufficient understanding ➔ patient is enlightened

Question 45

e.g. Promoted nurses based from legally accepted policies during the time of retiring chief nurses and are still to be enforced shall no longer be repeated in terms of the promotion processes

Answer 45

STARE DECISIS ET NON QUIETA MOVERE

Question 46

beyond human control

Answer 46

DOCTRINE OF FORCE MAJEURE

Question 47

good father of a family

Answer 47

BONUS PATER FAMILIAS

Question 48

mitigating circumstance

Answer 48

PRINCIPLE OF NOLO CONTENDERE

Question 49

performance of some act which is not to be done by a professional nurse.

Answer 49

MALFEASANCE

Question 50

Typhoon causing massive floods hence the nurse cannot report to clinical duty.

Answer 50

DOCTRINE OF FORCE MAJEURE

Question 51

A nurse fails to perform/comply or prevent certain harm because of an extraordinary event.

Answer 51

DOCTRINE OF FORCE MAJEURE

Question 52

Nurse supervisors and staff nurses are guided by the concept of family relationships.

Answer 52

BONUS PATER FAMILIAS