CHAPTER 7

Cards (396)

  • What is the main objective of ethical considerations in community health nursing?
    To provide safe, quality, and professional care
  • What does the Philippine Nursing Law emphasize in nursing practice?
    Adherence to legal and regulatory requirements
  • What document protects client rights in nursing?
    Patient’s Bill of Rights and Obligations
  • What is the purpose of informed consent in nursing?
    To ensure clients understand treatment options
  • What is the title of Republic Act 7305?
    Magna Carta of Public Health Workers
  • What is the policy declared in Section 2 of Republic Act 7305?
    To instill health consciousness among the people
  • What are the aims of Republic Act 7305 regarding health workers?
    Improve well-being, skills, and retention in service
  • How does Republic Act 7305 define "health workers"?
    Persons engaged in health-related work
  • What is the title of Presidential Decree No. 856?
    Code on Sanitation of the Philippines
  • What is the primary focus of the Code on Sanitation?
    Protection and promotion of public health
  • What does Section 2 of the Code on Sanitation define?
    Terms used in the Code
  • What are the functions of the Department of Health as per the Code on Sanitation?
    Promote health, extend services, and upgrade standards
  • What is the short title of Republic Act 8749?
    Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999
  • What principle does the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 emphasize?
    Right to a balanced and healthful ecology
  • What does the Philippine Clean Air Act state about pollution responsibility?
    Polluters must pay for environmental damage
  • What is the goal of the State as per the Clean Air Act?
    Balance development and environmental protection
  • What is defined as "air pollutant" in the Clean Air Act?
    Any matter harmful to health or environment
  • What does "ambient air quality" refer to?
    The general amount of pollution in an area
  • What is the definition of "hazardous substances" in the Clean Air Act?
    Substances causing acute or long-term hazards
  • What are "greenhouse gases" as per the Clean Air Act?
    Gases that induce global warming
  • What does "medical waste" refer to?
    Materials from patient diagnosis or treatment
  • What is the purpose of a "pollution control device"?
    To prevent or control air pollution emissions
  • What is the significance of "standard of performance" in the Clean Air Act?
    It reflects achievable emission limitations
  • What is the definition of "stationary source" in the Clean Air Act?
    Any immobile structure emitting pollutants
  • What are the key components of the Patient's Bill of Rights and Obligations?
    • Right to informed consent
    • Right to privacy and confidentiality
    • Right to receive quality care
    • Right to participate in treatment decisions
  • What are the main functions of the Department of Health as per the Code on Sanitation?
    • Promote health and raise standards
    • Extend services to rural areas
    • Develop and coordinate health activities
    • Assist local health agencies
    • Issue permits for health facilities
  • What are the rights recognized under the Philippine Clean Air Act?
    • Right to breathe clean air
    • Right to utilize natural resources sustainably
    • Right to participate in environmental decision-making
    • Right to be informed of pollution hazards
  • What are the definitions of key terms in the Clean Air Act?
    • Air pollutant: harmful matter in the atmosphere
    • Air pollution: alteration of air properties
    • Ambient air quality: general pollution level in an area
    • Hazardous substances: substances causing health risks
  • What are the implications of the "polluters must pay" principle?
    • Accountability for environmental damage
    • Financial responsibility for cleanup
    • Encouragement of sustainable practices
  • What are the key aspects of the Philippine Clean Air Act's approach to air quality management?
    • Focus on pollution prevention
    • Public education and participation
    • Holistic national program for air pollution management
  • What are the characteristics of "persistent organic pollutants" (POPs)?
    • Resist degradation in the environment
    • Bioaccumulate through the food web
    • Pose risks to human health and the environment
  • What is the significance of "emission" in the context of air quality?
    • Refers to contaminants released into the atmosphere
    • Includes gases, pollutants, and unwanted sounds
  • What does "e" refer to in pollution control?
    Device to prevent air pollution
  • What is "pollution control technology"?
    Devices and processes to reduce emissions
  • What does "standard of performance" reflect?
    Emission limitation achievable through best practices
  • What is a "stationary source"?
    Immobile structure that emits pollutants
  • What is the purpose of Republic Act No. 6675?
    • Promote use of generic drug names
    • Ensure adequate supply of generic drugs
    • Encourage rational procurement and distribution
    • Emphasize scientific basis for drug use
    • Promote drug safety and minimize duplication
  • What is the "Generics Act of 1988"?
    Republic Act No. 6675
  • What is defined as "generic name"?
    Identification by scientifically recognized ingredients
  • What is an "active ingredient"?
    Chemical component responsible for therapeutic effect