COMPLETE NEW Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 100%REAL AND AUTHENTIC EXAM
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Table of Contents
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1 (V1) ....................................................... 1
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 2 (V2) ....................................................... 8
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 3 (V3) ..................................................... 16
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 4 (V4) ..................................................... 21
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 5 (V5) ..................................................... 26
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 6 (V6) ..................................................... 31
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 7 (V7) ..................................................... 36
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 8 (V8) ..................................................... 40
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 9 (V9) ..................................................... 46
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 10 (V10).................................................. 52
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1 (V1)
Can a patient successfully sue a doctor if there is no physician-patient relationship?
No
If there is no prior physician-patient relationship, are you legally obliged to respond to a call
from apatient for treatment?
No
Does being on call give rise to a physician-patient relationship?
No
How can one terminate a physician-patient relationship, without abandonment if there is
ongoingtreatment?
,30 days written notice; must provide for emergency
Does a physician's duty extend to the unborn child or potential victims of an ill patient?
Yes
What is "proximate cause"?
Prove that negligence caused harm and that the cause was not too remote; what is required to
hold adefendant liable in a civil lawsuit
What are the two components of proximate cause?
Cause-in-fact (but-for test) and foreseeability
Does an expert witness have to be actively practicing medicine?
Yes
Does an expert witness have to know standards of care?
Yes
Does an expert witness have to have enough training to express an opinion on whether standard of
carewas provided?
Yes
Does an expert witness have to be board certified?
No, board certified or eqivalent
,In a medical malpractice case, are expert witnesses required?
Yes, with two exceptions
In a medical malpractice setting, what 2 instances do not need expert testimony?
Res ipsa loquitur (e.g., amputation of wrong leg) and negligence per se (a law was broken)
What are "exemplary damages"?
Damages above compensatory designed to punish the defendant and deter the behavior
Is there a cap to noneconomic damages? How much?
$250,000 for physicians, $500,000 for hospitals
Does the cap on noneconomic damage depend on the number of defendants or claimants?
No
What is "proportional responsibility"?
Percentage of liability apportioned according to percentage of fault
Can the claimant have part of the proportional responsibility?
Yes
If the claimant's proportionate responsibility is more than what %, he/she may not recover damages?
If > 50%, no damages awarded
, How long is the statute of limitations for adults? For minors?
2 years; for minors 2 years after becoming 18 years of age
By how much can the statute of limitations be extended and how?
File complaint—extra 60-day, notice letter extends statute by 75 days
What is the statute of limitations for wrongful death?
2 years
What is the discovery rule? Give examples.
Statute does not begin until damage is discovered. For example, a retained sponge that is found 3
yearspost-op
Is there immunity from civil action in emergency cases?
Yes, except gross negligence
Is there immunity from civil action in volunteer care?
Yes, except gross negligence
When can a physician be charged with "assault and battery"?
Un-consented surgery or examination or when exceeding the scope of the consent
LATEST2024 COMPLETE ALL VERSION V1
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 100%REAL AND AUTHENTIC EXAM
|VERIFIED UPDATE|BON APPROVED
EACH TEST CONTAIN 50 QUESTIONS
Table of Contents
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1 (V1) ....................................................... 1
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 2 (V2) ....................................................... 8
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 3 (V3) ..................................................... 16
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 4 (V4) ..................................................... 21
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 5 (V5) ..................................................... 26
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 6 (V6) ..................................................... 31
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 7 (V7) ..................................................... 36
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 8 (V8) ..................................................... 40
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 9 (V9) ..................................................... 46
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 10 (V10).................................................. 52
Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Exam With Answers Version 1 (V1)
Can a patient successfully sue a doctor if there is no physician-patient relationship?
No
If there is no prior physician-patient relationship, are you legally obliged to respond to a call
from apatient for treatment?
No
Does being on call give rise to a physician-patient relationship?
No
How can one terminate a physician-patient relationship, without abandonment if there is
ongoingtreatment?
,30 days written notice; must provide for emergency
Does a physician's duty extend to the unborn child or potential victims of an ill patient?
Yes
What is "proximate cause"?
Prove that negligence caused harm and that the cause was not too remote; what is required to
hold adefendant liable in a civil lawsuit
What are the two components of proximate cause?
Cause-in-fact (but-for test) and foreseeability
Does an expert witness have to be actively practicing medicine?
Yes
Does an expert witness have to know standards of care?
Yes
Does an expert witness have to have enough training to express an opinion on whether standard of
carewas provided?
Yes
Does an expert witness have to be board certified?
No, board certified or eqivalent
,In a medical malpractice case, are expert witnesses required?
Yes, with two exceptions
In a medical malpractice setting, what 2 instances do not need expert testimony?
Res ipsa loquitur (e.g., amputation of wrong leg) and negligence per se (a law was broken)
What are "exemplary damages"?
Damages above compensatory designed to punish the defendant and deter the behavior
Is there a cap to noneconomic damages? How much?
$250,000 for physicians, $500,000 for hospitals
Does the cap on noneconomic damage depend on the number of defendants or claimants?
No
What is "proportional responsibility"?
Percentage of liability apportioned according to percentage of fault
Can the claimant have part of the proportional responsibility?
Yes
If the claimant's proportionate responsibility is more than what %, he/she may not recover damages?
If > 50%, no damages awarded
, How long is the statute of limitations for adults? For minors?
2 years; for minors 2 years after becoming 18 years of age
By how much can the statute of limitations be extended and how?
File complaint—extra 60-day, notice letter extends statute by 75 days
What is the statute of limitations for wrongful death?
2 years
What is the discovery rule? Give examples.
Statute does not begin until damage is discovered. For example, a retained sponge that is found 3
yearspost-op
Is there immunity from civil action in emergency cases?
Yes, except gross negligence
Is there immunity from civil action in volunteer care?
Yes, except gross negligence
When can a physician be charged with "assault and battery"?
Un-consented surgery or examination or when exceeding the scope of the consent
