1 (1 point) Using the “iceberg” concept

1 (1 point) Using the “iceberg” concept of culture, which of the following are considered “Deep Culture”? – [ ] Dance and music – [ ] Concept of beauty and facial expressions – [ ] Celebrations and food – [ ] Visual arts and language 2 (1 point) The College of Nurses (CNO) identifies several assumptions about culture. Which of the following statements means that culture is dynamic? 1. Cultural beliefs are strengthened by ethnic communities 2. RPNs have a legal obligation to respond to the client’s cultural needs 3. Beliefs and values held within a culture are changing 4. Personal preferences influence culture 3 (1 point) As addressed in the lecture, which of the following terms is given to a conversational statement emphasizing family strengths and abilities? – [ ] Commendation – [ ] Linear – [ ] Circular – [ ] Normalization 4 (1 point) What is the nurse’s ultimate goal when offering interventions to a family – [ ] Referring the family to the appropriate support system – [ ] Suggesting new coping measures – [ ] Providing the family with specific guidelines on how to manage their time and resources more effectively – [ ] Increasing the family’s autonomy in solving their own problem 5 (1 point) Mr. Granger’s wife becomes anxious and demonstrates hostility toward the nurse. The best response by the nurse is to… – [ ] view Mrs. Granger’s hostility as a personal attack – [ ] recognize that Mrs. Granger feels a sense of control – [ ] remain silent and distant with Mrs. Granger – [ ] respond empathetically to the feelings & themes expressed by Mrs. Granger 6 Which of the following best represents actions of a nurse who is beginning to demonstrate knowledge about spirituality? – [ ] Sharing their beliefs with patients – [ ] Examining their own beliefs – [ ] Researching all popular religions – [ ] Providing prayers and religious items for patients 7 (1 point) A Vietnamese family that has been in Canada for 4 years has learned to speak English and has adopted certain Western characteristics. This process is referred to as – [ ] Enculturation – [ ] Assimilation – [ ] Acculturation – [ ] Multiculturalism 8 (1 point) Patients frequently request copies of their health care records. Which of the following statements is true regarding patient access to health care records? – [ ] Only the family members may read the records – [ ] Patients have the right to read those records – [ ] Only health care providers have access to the records – [ ] Patients are allowed to read those records 9 (1 point) Which of the following statements is true in regard to ethnocentrism? – [ ] Ethnocentrism involves an appreciation of cultural differences and rejects assumptions of superiority – [ ] Ethnocentrism involves adopting the attitudes and customs of another culture – [ ] Ethnocentrism involves many cultures coexisting and maintaining differences – [ ] Ethnocentrism involves viewing one’s own way of life as more valuable than other ways 10 (1 point) Which best represents a key component of patient-centred care (PCC)? – [ ] Advocating for changes to appointment schedules to ensure your assigned patients are given priority – [ ] Ensuring patients know the technical terms for their treatments – [ ] Involving patients in medical decision-making – [ ] Meeting or exceeding all patient expectations 11 (1 point) Ashley recently lost her job when the factory where she has been employed for 6 years closed. Her oldest son, Tony, aged 4 years, has recently been diagnosed with asthma. The health clinic has requested weekly visits while Tony’s treatment protocol is being established. Unfortunately, the family has missed the last 3 appointments because of the cost of transportation. When asked directly. Ashley denies financial difficulty. The nurse knows that using an Ecomap as a family assessment tool will provide information about Ashley and her family regarding. – [ ] An understanding of family relationships – [ ] The family’s finances – [ ] Sources of family stress and supports – [ ] Developmental transitions 12 (1 point) Which of the following best represents the definition of “family”? – [ ] relationships identified by the client – [ ] persons living in the same dwelling – [ ] genetic networks – [ ] a minimum of three generations 13 (1 point) The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) issued its final report in 2015. It stated that Canada was guilty of the destruction of those structures and practices that allow a group to continue as a group. Such destruction is known as which of the following? – [ ] Intergenerational trauma – [ ] Cultural genocide – [ ] Acculturation – [ ] Structural racism 14 (1 point) When a person is faced with a challenge or loss, which of the following concepts is most often used? – [ ] Норе – [ ] Spirituality – [ ] Faith – [ ] Religion 15 (1 point) The nurse completes a family assessment and identifies signs that the family is “healthy”. Which family characteristic best represents this finding? – [ ] The family exerts minimal influence on the environment – [ ] The family structure is flexible enough to adapt to crises. – [ ] The family views change as detrimental to the way they function – [ ] The family’s response to outside stressors is passive 16 (1 point) It is the nurse who determines what is “culturally safe”. – [ ] True – [ ] False 17 (1 point) When asked about which religion he followed, the client responds, “That’s personal, why do you want to know?” Which of the following is the most appropriate nursing response? – [ ] “I did not mean to offend you; we ask all our newly admitted patients that ” – [ ] “All information that you provide will be kept in strict confidence” – [ ] “You don’t need to answer if you prefer not to share that information” – [ ] “By knowing your religious preferences, I can best meet your spiritual needs” 18 (1 point) The nurse is interviewing a patient who is being admitted to hospital. The patient’s family went home before the nurse’s interview. The nurse asks the patient, “Who decides where your family does the grocery shopping?” By asking this, the nurse is trying to assess the family _ – [ ] functioning – [ ] structure – [ ] form – [ ] developmental stage 19 (1 point) A 63-year old patient has just been admitted to the nursing unit with terminal lung cancer. Which of the following represents the best response by the nurse who is assessing the patient’s spiritual needs? – [ ] “Has the terminal condition made you your faith or beliefs?” – [ ] “I notice you have a Bible. Is that a source of spiritual strength for you?” – [ ] “What do you believe happens to your spirit when you die?” – [ ] “Would you like members of your church to visit you while in hospital?” 20 (1 point) A Personal Support Worker (PSW) introduces herself to the Long Term Care (LTC) resident by saying “I am the nurse who will give you a bath today”. The nurse provides feedback to the PSW based on which of the following principles? – [ ] Clients should be told the title and responsibilities of those providing their care – [ ] Older residents do not understand the various levels of nursing staff – [ ] All health care providers giving basic care to clients may introduce themselves as a member of the health care team – [ ] Clients should be able to call their caregivers by name SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NSG 5113

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