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Nursing Law EssentialsVersión en línea Core legal aspects for nurses por Edsel marie Garces 1 What is required for legal consent in nursing practice? a No explanation is needed to obtain consent b Consent by family only c Written consent by the nurse suffices d Informed consent which is voluntary and given by a competent patient 2 What does patient confidentiality protect? a Only names need protection b Private patient information from unauthorized disclosure c Public access to all records d Sharing with any family member is allowed 3 Which act governs licensure and nursing practice in many places? a Nurse Practice Act b Patient Rights Act c Public Health Act d Privacy Act 4 Which elements constitute negligence in nursing? a Insurance, billing, and scheduling b Only intent matters c Duty, breach, causation, and damages d Consent, privacy, and documentation 5 What best describes standard of care in nursing? a The level of care a prudent nurse would provide under similar circumstances b The nurse’s personal opinion c The highest possible care regardless of context d Care provided only in hospitals 6 When may personal health information be disclosed without patient consent? a If the nurse believes it is in the patient’s best interest b When legally required or to protect others (mandatory reporting) c Whenever requested by a friend d For routine marketing purposes 7 How is malpractice different from general nursing errors? a It never involves the patient’s harm b It’s a type of insurance c Only intentional harm d Malpractice is care below standard causing harm; involves liability 8 What is an advance directive? a A document stating a patient’s wishes for future care b A physician’s note about billing c A hospital admission form d A patient’s insurance enrollment form 9 What are key legal considerations when using restraints? a Restraints must be least restrictive and require a physician order and ongoing monitoring b Restraints are never allowed in any setting c Restraints require no consent or order d Restraints may be used at the nurse’s discretion 10 What is HIPAA’s role in nursing practice? a Only doctors must protect patient information b Protecting patient privacy and ensuring data security c Requiring marketing use of patient data d Permitting broad sharing without limits Feedback 1 Informed consent requires voluntary, competent patient decision after explanation. 2 Confidentiality shields private health information from unauthorized disclosure. 3 The Nurse Practice Act defines licensure requirements and scope of practice. 4 Negligence requires duty, breach, causal link, and damages. 5 Standards reflect what a competent nurse would do in similar situations. 6 Legal obligations or safety concerns justify disclosures without consent. 7 Malpractice involves breach of duty leading to patient harm and liability. 8 Advance directives guide care when patients cannot speak for themselves. 9 Legal use of restraints requires orders and ongoing assessment, minimizing risk. 10 HIPAA sets standards for privacy, security, and permissible disclosures.

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What is required for legal consent in nursing practice?

What does patient confidentiality protect?

Which act governs licensure and nursing practice in many places?

Which elements constitute negligence in nursing?

What best describes standard of care in nursing?

When may personal health information be disclosed without patient consent?

How is malpractice different from general nursing errors?

What is an advance directive?

What are key legal considerations when using restraints?

What is HIPAA’s role in nursing practice?

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