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Chapter02:CulturalAssessment MULTIPLECHOICE 1.Thenurseisreviewingthedevelopmentofculture.Whichstatementiscorrectregardingthedevelopmentof onesculture?Cultureis: a.
Geneticallydeterminedonthebasisofracialbackground.
b.
Learnedthroughlanguageacquisitionandsocialization.
c.
Anonspecificphenomenonandisadaptivebutunnecessary.
d.
Biologicallydeterminedonthebasisofphysicalcharacteristics.
ANS:B Cultureislearnedfrombirththroughlanguageacquisitionandsocialization.Itisnotbiologicallyor geneticallydeterminedandislearnedbytheindividual. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 2.Duringaclassontheaspectsofculture,thenursesharesthatculturehasfourbasiccharacteristics.Which statementcorrectlyreflectsoneofthesecharacteristics? NURSINGTB.COM
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Culturesarestaticandunchanging,despitechangesaroundthem.
b.
Culturesareneverspecific,whichmakesthemhardtoidentify.
c.
Cultureismostclearlyreflectedinapersonslanguageandbehavior.
d.
Cultureadaptstospecificenvironmentalfactorsandavailablenaturalresources.
ANS:D Culturehasfourbasiccharacteristics.Cultureadaptstospecificconditionsrelatedtoenvironmentaland technicalfactorsandtotheavailabilityofnaturalresources,anditisdynamicandeverchanging.Cultureis learnedfrombirththroughtheprocessoflanguageacquisitionandsocialization,butitisnotmostclearly reflectedinoneslanguageandbehavior. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 3.Duringaseminaronculturalaspectsofnursing,thenurserecognizesthatthedefinitionstatingthespecific anddistinctknowledge,beliefs,skills,andcustomsacquiredbymembersofasocietyreflectswhichterm? a.
Mores
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Norms
c.
Culture
d.
Sociallearning
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ANS:C Theculturethatdevelopsinanygivensocietyisalwaysspecificanddistinctive,encompassingallofthe knowledge,beliefs,customs,andskillsacquiredbymembersofthesociety.Theothertermsdonotfitthe givendefinition. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 4.Whendiscussingtheuseofthetermsubculture,thenurserecognizesthatitisbestdescribedas: a.
Fittingasmanypeopleintothemajoritycultureaspossible.
b.
Definingsmallgroupsofpeoplewhodonotwanttobeidentifiedwiththelargerculture.
c.
Singlingoutgroupsofpeoplewhosufferdifferentialandunequaltreatmentasaresultofcultural variations.
d.
Identifyingfairlylargegroupsofpeoplewithsharedcharacteristicsthatarenotcommontoall membersofaculture.
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ANS:D Withincultures,groupsofpeoplesharedifferentbeliefs,values,andattitudes.Differencesoccurbecauseof ethnicity,religion,education,occupation,age,andgender.Whensuchgroupsfunctionwithinalargeculture, theyarereferredtoassubculturalgroups. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 5.WhenreviewingthedemographicsofethnicgroupsintheUnitedStates,thenurserecallsthatthelargest andfastestgrowingpopulationis: a.
Hispanic.
b.
Black.
c.
Asian.
d.
AmericanIndian.
ANS:A
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HispanicsarethelargestandfastestgrowingpopulationintheUnitedStates,followedbyAsians,Blacks, AmericanIndiansandAlaskanatives,andothergroups. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 6.Duringanassessment,thenursenoticesthatapatientishandlingasmallcharmthatistiedtoaleatherstrip aroundhisneck.Whichactionbythenurseisappropriate? a.
Askthepatientabouttheitemanditssignificance.
b.
Askthepatienttolocktheitemwithothervaluablesinthehospitalssafe.
c.
Tellthepatientthatafamilymembershouldtakevaluableshome.
d.
Noactionisnecessary.
ANS:A Thenurseshouldinquireabouttheamuletsmeaning.Amulets,suchascharms,areoftenconsideredan importantmeansofprotectionfromevilspiritsbysomecultures. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity NURSINGTB.COM
7.Thenursemanagerisexplainingculturallycompetentcareduringastaffmeeting.Whichstatement accuratelydescribestheconceptofculturallycompetentcare?Thecaregiver: a.
Isabletospeakthepatientsnativelanguage.
b.
Possessessomebasicknowledgeofthepatientsculturalbackground.
c.
Appliestheproperbackgroundknowledgeofapatientsculturalbackgroundtoprovidethebest possiblehealthcare.
d.
Understandsandattendstothetotalcontextofthepatientssituation.
ANS:D Culturallycompetentimpliesthatthecaregiverunderstandsandattendstothetotalcontextoftheindividuals situation.Thiscompetencyincludesawarenessofimmigrationstatus,stressfactors,othersocialfactors,and culturalsimilaritiesanddifferences.Itdoesnotrequirethecaregivertospeakthepatientsnativelanguage. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 8.Thenurserecognizesthatanexampleofapersonwhoisheritageconsistentwouldbea: a.
Womanwhohasadaptedherclothingtotheclothingstyleofhernewcountry.
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Womanwhofollowsthetraditionsthathermotherfollowedregardingmeals.
c.
Manwhoisnotsureofhisancestorscountryoforigin.
d.
Childwhoisnotabletospeakhisparentsnativelanguage.
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ANS:B Someonewhoisheritageconsistentlivesalifestylethatreflectshisorhertraditionalheritage,notthenorms andcustomsofthenewcountry. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 9.Afteraclassoncultureandethnicity,thenewgraduatenursereflectsacorrectunderstandingoftheconcept ofethnicitywithwhichstatement? a.
Ethnicityisdynamicandeverchanging.
b.
Ethnicityisthebeliefinahigherpower.
c.
Ethnicitypertainstoasocialgroupwithinthesocialsystemthatclaimssharedvaluesand traditions. NURSINGTB.COM
d.
Ethnicityislearnedfrombirththroughtheprocessesoflanguageacquisitionandsocialization.
ANS:C Ethnicitypertainstoasocialgroupwithinthesocialsystemthatclaimstohavevariabletraits,suchasa commongeographicorigin,migratorystatus,religion,race,language,values,traditions,symbols,orfood preferences.Cultureisdynamic,everchanging,andlearnedfrombirththroughtheprocessesoflanguage acquisitionandsocialization.Religionisthebeliefinahigherpower. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 10.Thenurseiscomparingtheconceptsofreligionandspirituality.Whichofthefollowingisanappropriate componentofonesspirituality? a.
BeliefinandtheworshipofGodorgods
b.
Attendanceataspecificchurchorplaceofworship
c.
Personaleffortmadetofindpurposeandmeaninginlife
d.
Beingcloselytiedtoonesethnicbackground
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ANS:C Spiritualityreferstoeachpersonsuniquelifeexperiencesandhisorherpersonalefforttofindpurposeand meaninginlife.Theotherresponsesapplytoreligion. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 11.AwomanwhohaslivedintheUnitedStatesforayearaftermovingfromEuropehaslearnedtospeak Englishandisalmostfinishedwithhercollegestudies.Shenowdresseslikeherpeersandsaysthatherfamily inEuropewouldhardlyrecognizeher.Thisnurserecognizesthatthissituationillustrateswhichconcept? a.
Assimilation
b.
Heritageconsistency
c.
Biculturalism
d.
Acculturation
ANS:A Assimilationistheprocessbywhichapersondevelopsanewculturalidentityandbecomeslikemembersof thedominantculture.Thisconceptdoesnotreflectheritageconsistency.Biculturalismisadualpatternof identification;acculturationistheprocessofadaptingtoandacquiringanotherculture. NURSINGTB.COM
DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 12.Thenurseisconductingaheritageassessment.Whichquestionismostappropriateforthisassessment? a.
Whatisyourreligion?
b.
Doyoumostlyparticipateinthereligioustraditionsofyourfamily?
c.
Doyousmoke?
d.
Doyouhaveahistoryofheartdisease?
ANS:B Askingquestionsaboutparticipationinthereligioustraditionsoffamilyenablesthenursetoassessapersons heritage.Simplyaskingaboutonesreligion,smokinghistory,orhealthhistorydoesnotreflectheritage. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 13.InthemajoritycultureofAmerica,coughing,sweating,anddiarrheaaresymptomsofanillness.Forsome individualsofMexican-Americanorigin,however,thesesymptomsareanormalpartofliving.Thenurse recognizesthatthisdifferenceistrue,probablybecauseMexican-Americans:
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Havelessefficientimmunesystemsandareoftenill.
b.
Considerthesesymptomspartofnormalliving,notsymptomsofillhealth.
c.
ComefromMexico,andcoughingisnormalandhealthythere.
d.
Areusuallyinalowersocioeconomicgroupandaremorelikelytobesick.
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ANS:B Thenurseneedstoidentifythemeaningofhealthtothepatient,rememberingthatconceptsarederived,in part,fromthewayinwhichmembersoftheculturalgroupdefinehealth. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 14.Thenurseisreviewingtheoriesofillness.Thegermtheory,whichstatesthatmicroscopicorganismssuch asbacteriaandvirusesareresponsibleforspecificdiseaseconditions,isabasicbeliefofwhichtheoryof illness? a.
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c.
Naturalistic
d.
Magicoreligious
ANS:B Amongthebiomedicalexplanationsfordiseaseisthegermtheory,whichstatesthatmicroscopicorganisms suchasbacteriaandvirusesareresponsibleforspecificdiseaseconditions.Thenaturalistic,orholistic, perspectiveholdsthattheforcesofnaturemustbekeptinnaturalbalance.Themagicoreligiousperspective holdsthatsupernaturalforcesdominateandcauseillnessorhealth. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 15.AnAsian-Americanwomanisexperiencingdiarrhea,whichisbelievedtobecoldoryin.Thenurse expectsthatthewomanislikelytotrytotreatitwith: a.
Foodsthatarehotoryang.
b.
ReadingsandEasternmedicinemeditations.
c.
Highdosesofmedicinesbelievedtobecold.
d.
Notreatmentistriedbecausediarrheaisanexpectedpartoflife.
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ANS:A Yinfoodsarecoldandyangfoodsarehot.Coldfoodsareeatenwithahotillness,andhotfoodsareeatenwith acoldillness.Theotherexplanationsdonotreflecttheyin/yangtheory. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 16.ManyAsiansbelieveintheyin/yangtheory,whichisrootedintheancientChinesephilosophyofTao. WhichstatementmostaccuratelyreflectshealthinanAsianwiththisbelief? a.
Apersonisabletoworkandproduce.
b.
Apersonishappy,stable,andfeelsgood.
c.
Allaspectsofthepersonareinperfectbalance.
d.
Apersonisabletocareforothersandfunctionsocially.
ANS:C ManyAsiansbelieveintheyin/yangtheory,inwhichhealthisbelievedtoexistwhenallaspectsoftheperson areinperfectbalance.Theotherstatementsdonotdescribethistheory. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis)
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MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 17.Illnessisconsideredpartoflifesrhythmiccourseandisanoutwardsignofdisharmonywithin.This statementmostaccuratelyreflectstheviewsaboutillnessfromwhichtheory? a.
Naturalistic
b.
Biomedical
c.
Reductionist
d.
Magicoreligious
ANS:A Thenaturalisticperspectivestatesthatthelawsofnaturecreateimbalances,chaos,anddisease.Fromthe perspectiveoftheChinese,forexample,illnessisnotconsideredanintroducingagent;rather,illnessis consideredapartoflifesrhythmiccourseandanoutwardsignofdisharmonywithin.Theotheroptionsarenot correct. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity
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18.Anindividualwhotakesthemagicoreligiousperspectiveofillnessanddiseaseislikelytobelievethathis orherillnesswascausedby: a.
Germsandviruses.
b.
Supernaturalforces.
c.
Eatingimbalancedfoods.
d.
Animbalancewithinhisorherspiritualnature.
ANS:B Thebasicpremiseofthemagicoreligiousperspectiveisthattheworldisseenasanarenainwhichsupernatura forcesdominate.Thefateoftheworldandthoseinitdependsontheactionsofsupernaturalforcesforgoodor evil.Theotheranswersdonotreflectthemagicoreligiousperspective. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 19.IfanAmericanIndianwomanhascometotheclinictoseekhelpwithregulatingherdiabetes,thenthe nursecanexpectthatshe: a.
Willcomplywiththetreatmentprescribed. NURSINGTB.COM
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Hasobviouslygivenupherbeliefinnaturalisticcausesofdisease.
c.
Mayalsobeseekingtheassistanceofashamanormedicineman.
d.
Willneedextrahelpindealingwithherillnessandmaybeexperiencingacrisisoffaith.
ANS:C Whenself-treatmentisunsuccessful,theindividualmayturntothelayorfolkhealingsystems,tospiritualor religioushealing,ortoscientificbiomedicine.Inadditiontoseekinghelpfromabiomedicalorscientifichealth careprovider,patientsmayalsoseekhelpfromfolkorreligioushealers. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 20.AnolderMexican-Americanwomanwithtraditionalbeliefshasbeenadmittedtoaninpatientcareunit.A culturallysensitivenursewould: a.
Contactthehospitaladministratoraboutthebestcourseofaction.
b.
Automaticallygetacuranderoforher,becauserequestingoneherselfisnotculturallyappropriate.
c.
Furtherassessthepatientsculturalbeliefsandofferthepatientassistanceincontactingacurandero
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orpriestifshedesires. d.
AskthefamilywhattheywouldliketodobecauseMexican-Americanstraditionallygivecontrol ofdecisionmakingtotheirfamilies.
ANS:C Inadditiontoseekinghelpfromthebiomedicalorscientifichealthcareprovider,patientsmayalsoseekhelp fromfolkorreligioushealers.Somepeople,suchasthoseofMexican-AmericanorAmerican-Indianorigins, maybelievethatthecureisincompleteunlessthebody,mind,andspiritarealsohealed(althoughthedivision ofthepersonintopartsisaWesternconcept). DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 21.A63-year-oldChinese-Americanmanentersthehospitalwithcomplaintsofchestpain,shortnessof breath,andpalpitations.Whichstatementmostaccuratelyreflectsthenursesbestcourseofaction? a.
Thenurseshouldfocusonperformingafullcardiacassessment.
b.
Thenurseshouldfocusonpsychosomaticcomplaintsbecausethepatienthasjustlearnedthathis wifehascancer.
c.
Thispatientisnotinanydangeratpresent;therefore,thenurseshouldsendhimhomewith instructionstocontacthisphysician. NURSINGTB.COM
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Itisunclearwhatishappeningwiththispatient;consequently,thenurseshouldperforman assessmentinboththephysicalandthepsychosocialrealms.
ANS:D Wideculturalvariationsexistinthemannerinwhichcertainsymptomsanddiseaseconditionsareperceived, diagnosed,labeled,andtreated.Chinese-Americanssometimesconvertmentalexperiencesorstatesinto bodilysymptoms(e.g.,complainingofcardiacsymptomsbecausethecenterofemotionintheChineseculture istheheart). DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegrity 22.Symptoms,suchaspain,areofteninfluencedbyapersonsculturalheritage.Whichofthefollowingisa truestatementregardingpain? a.
Nursesattitudestowardtheirpatientspainareunrelatedtotheirownexperienceswithpain.
b.
Nursesneedtorecognizethatmanyculturespracticesilentsufferingasarespo...