Competency Appraisal 2 - PA

1. Professional Adjustment

Duty

an obligation that comes from a right

Good Samaritan Doctrine

a person is protected from liability when helping during an emergency as long as he/she follows the standard and is licensed

secular standard

standard we follow outside school

standard

should be promulgated by authorities (e.g., BON)

Law

rules and regulations governed by a supreme being which prevails over anything

contract

agreement between two parties which may prevail over law

Authority

mastery of knowledge, skills, not common to general public

Autonomy

self-regulation; should be governed by own standard

Accountability

hallmark of profession

Personal

Types of liability: liable for own; intransmissible

vicarious

Types of liability: liable for another’s action

Omission

there is duty, but no action is performed

nonfeasance

there is duty to act **but failed to act**

Commission

there is action made buy you did it wrong

Misfeasance

not necessarily illegal, but wrongful act

* wrong practice, performance of skin test

Malfeasance

prohibited act that has been committed

e.g., abortion

misdemeanor

there is an invasion of right

a minor wrongdoing.

e.g., Driving under the influence

Proximate cause

is right is violated, and did not do their duty

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intervening cause

something that can remove proximate cause and proximate injury that can remove liability

proximate injury

liable if the the cause of the chain of reaction of proximate cause

gross Immorality

number one case filed against nurses

DID NOT DO STANDARD PRACTICE

DILG

who is the lead agency for contact tracing

Privilege

what will be lost during administrative investigation?

Property

what will be lost during civil investigation?

All

what will be lost during criminal investigation?

life

liberty

property

privilege

substantial evidence

a shallow evidence to prove the complaint

e.g., gross immorality

suspend

license intact but profession is suspended

revoke

license not intact profession suspended

preponderance evidence

evidence that is weightier on scale

“greater weight of evidence”

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Probable cause

not guilty YET


1. reasonable grounds (for making a search, pressing a charge, etc.).

"warrants allow police to detain people, but not handcuff and search them without probable cause"

res ipsa loquitur

The thing will speak for itself

Plaintiff

the party who brings a legal action or in whose name it is brought

respondent

The one who petition to filed against the defendant

respondeat superior

obvious who is liable; not shift of liability

captain of ship doctrine

superior or ontrol; there is shift of liability

fore majeure

“Act of God” it is not you caused it

regular

two consecutive terms

ad interim

panakip butas; fill up the unexpired portion of term

cause:

* disqualified
* death
* permanent disability

Hold over

must stay at the appointment at the pleasure of the appointing authority

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a person has to funtion to maintain status quo

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they are in hold of the office until successor is ready to take over the office

Natural born

philippines from birth

Jus Sanguinis

child’s citizenship is determined by parents

Jus Soli

citizenship is determined by place of birth

Passport

best evidence of residence

domicile

birthplace

residence

where person is currently living

550/yearly

Good standing PMA membership should not have dept of

Executive

responsible for implementing and enforcing the laws

CHED

who APPROVES the nursing curriculum? Approves of opening or closing of school?

BON

WHO RECOMMENDS nursing curriculum and closure of schools?

PRc and BON

conducts NLE

Quali-legislative

only effective to professionals

cogg

Adoption of code of ethics for nurses

Subpoena

formal written order in court

Duces tecum

(paper) requires a person to produce evidence such as documents or records

Ad testificandum

(person) requires a person to testify as a witness

summon

a writ commanding an authorized person to notify to a party to appear in court to answer complaint made against him

COR

best evidence that registered nurses have

Active

suspended

inactive

not practiced skills for more than 5 years, must undergo training

practicum

OJT/ skills for 3 mos

didactic

lecture type 1 month

ANSAP

they will facilitate the training for inactive nurses

Do ut des

I give what you may give

fascics ut fascics

i do what you may do

Alien employment permit

issued by DOLE to foreign nationals seeking to work at PH

Special tenmporary permit

for only limited purpose

issued by PRc

felony

violated revised penal code

crime punish by imprisonment

offense

violated special penal law (RA 9173)

action is penalized

infraction

violated the ordinance

violation of agreement

Attempted

execution STARTED but NOT ALL acts are present

Frstrated

Acts of execution is FINISHED but crime sought is NOT Achieved

consummated

ALL executed and accomplished

Tort

damages, “civil in nature/character”

emancipated consent

getting married at minor age beonmes legally emaciated from parents

erected penis

attempted stage

acts of lasciviousness

penis touches other parts of the body

rape by carnal knowledge

sex organ is inserted to vagina

rape by sexual assault

penis is inserted to mouth or anus

applicable to women who raped men

morality

conformity of good and bad

ethics

the science of morality

bioethics

study or morality in healthcare setting

moral dilemma

against moral priniples; both good and bad aspects

ethical dilemma

against ethical principles

e.g., veracity vs autonomy

bureaucratic dilemma

against bureaucracy principles

insanity

luid interval

imbecile

incurable

autonomy

governing oneself

self regulation

paternalism

govern the self of the other

durable power of attorney

health are proxy “assigned” to sign documents when patient is unable to do so

veracity

truth telling

benevolent deception

ethical if lying will benefit the person

confidentiality

right not to disclose information

Utilitarianism

should be utilized to be ethical

improving one’s life by increasing good things and minimizing bad things

Justice

allocation of resources

beneficience

to do SOMETHING good

Non-maleficience

doing NOTHING to promote good; to do no harm

Nuremberg code

birth of informed consent

belmont report

summation of all researh ethics

helsinki declaration

classifying research whether therapeutic or non

nurses

who signs telephone order and to be countersigned by doctor