SOCCER REFEREE TEST FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ culture and diversity.
Answer: learn about their culture and values in order to treat them how they
want to treated. certain cultures dont follow the same practices that we do.
respect that
◍ communication.
Answer: communicate with patient to educate, treat them humanly, engage
with them, gain trust, make feel comfortable, communicate to other HCPs to
exchange info and do handoffs
◍ acute disease.
Answer: rapid onset; short duration
◍ patient-provider relationship.
Answer: patients have access to infopatients have active role in their care
patient participation = better health outcomes, higher patient satisfaction
◍ an asian woman refuses to sign a surgical consent form. The best response
by the nurse is:.
Answer: "Are there others whom you want to talk with before making this
decision?"
◍ What is the FIRST step in developing cultural competence?.
Answer: examine own culture, values, and beliefs about health/healthcare
◍ Culture.
Answer: a view of the world and a shared system of values, beliefs,
traditions and behavioral expectations that provide social structure for daily
, living
◍ 6 Dimensions of Patient-Centered Care.
Answer: 1. Respect for patients' values, preferences, and expressed needs2.
Coordination and integration of care3. Information, communication, and
education4. Physical comfort5. Emotional support6. Involvement of family
and friends
◍ information, communication, and education.
Answer: Patients expect to receive accurate and timely information about
their clinical status, progress, or prognosis. Patients and families need to be
informed of major changes in therapies or status. Patients need tests and
procedures explained clearly in language they understand. Patients and
family members want to know how to manage care on their own
◍ faith.
Answer: belief in something for which there is no proof or material evidence
◍ coordination and integration of care through collaboration and teamwork.
Answer: HC needs to be coordinated and timely - smooth transitions bn care
shifts- creating "care between the care"- nurses work with other HCPs to
provide care
◍ Patient centered interview.
Answer: approach for obtaining data needed to foster a caring nurse-patient
relationship, adherence to interventions, and treatment effectiveness. It is the
basis of a conceptual model used by nurses to form long-term therapeutic
relationships with patients- time to collect assessment - use eye contact,
head nodding, smiling, provide comfort, connect, listen, allow patient to
describe thoughts in their own words
◍ Patient centered care concepts.
Answer: respectdignitysharing infoparticipation in care and
decisionscollaboration
◍ family centered care.
Answer: A partnership between families and HCP in which the priorities and
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ culture and diversity.
Answer: learn about their culture and values in order to treat them how they
want to treated. certain cultures dont follow the same practices that we do.
respect that
◍ communication.
Answer: communicate with patient to educate, treat them humanly, engage
with them, gain trust, make feel comfortable, communicate to other HCPs to
exchange info and do handoffs
◍ acute disease.
Answer: rapid onset; short duration
◍ patient-provider relationship.
Answer: patients have access to infopatients have active role in their care
patient participation = better health outcomes, higher patient satisfaction
◍ an asian woman refuses to sign a surgical consent form. The best response
by the nurse is:.
Answer: "Are there others whom you want to talk with before making this
decision?"
◍ What is the FIRST step in developing cultural competence?.
Answer: examine own culture, values, and beliefs about health/healthcare
◍ Culture.
Answer: a view of the world and a shared system of values, beliefs,
traditions and behavioral expectations that provide social structure for daily
, living
◍ 6 Dimensions of Patient-Centered Care.
Answer: 1. Respect for patients' values, preferences, and expressed needs2.
Coordination and integration of care3. Information, communication, and
education4. Physical comfort5. Emotional support6. Involvement of family
and friends
◍ information, communication, and education.
Answer: Patients expect to receive accurate and timely information about
their clinical status, progress, or prognosis. Patients and families need to be
informed of major changes in therapies or status. Patients need tests and
procedures explained clearly in language they understand. Patients and
family members want to know how to manage care on their own
◍ faith.
Answer: belief in something for which there is no proof or material evidence
◍ coordination and integration of care through collaboration and teamwork.
Answer: HC needs to be coordinated and timely - smooth transitions bn care
shifts- creating "care between the care"- nurses work with other HCPs to
provide care
◍ Patient centered interview.
Answer: approach for obtaining data needed to foster a caring nurse-patient
relationship, adherence to interventions, and treatment effectiveness. It is the
basis of a conceptual model used by nurses to form long-term therapeutic
relationships with patients- time to collect assessment - use eye contact,
head nodding, smiling, provide comfort, connect, listen, allow patient to
describe thoughts in their own words
◍ Patient centered care concepts.
Answer: respectdignitysharing infoparticipation in care and
decisionscollaboration
◍ family centered care.
Answer: A partnership between families and HCP in which the priorities and
