HONDROS NUR 205 EXAM 2 PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS
◉ ethnicity/ethnic identity.
Answer: -Common ancestry that leads to shared values and beliefs
-influenced by culture and common ancestry
-Ethnicity is a powerful determinant of ones identity
◉ Race.
Answer: -Influenced by physical or biological characteristics
◉ Scope of culture.
Answer: -very broad
-influences the shared beliefs, values, and behaviors of a group
◉ Influences and affects exemplars.
Answer: -causual beliefs about health
-illness expression
-symptoms of illness
-taboos
,◉ Culture attributes.
Answer: -culture is learned
-culture is changing and adapting
-shared beliefs, values, and behaviors
◉ Theoretical links to culture.
Answer: -Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and
universality
-Interprofessional theory of social suffering
◉ Lingers theory of culture care diversity and universality.
Answer: World view
-emic (within)
-etic (discover universal application)
-Avoid stereotyping
-Treat the individual
-See every patient encounter as cross-cultural
◉ Intersectionality.
Answer: Iceberg analogy
-Most aspects of a persons world view are hidden
,-understanding the different levels of oppression and where you
stand helps you develop cultural competence
◉ Iceberg Analogy.
Answer: -unconscious bias
-implicit bias
-culturally congruent care
-cultural competence
◉ Health disparities.
Answer: a particular type of health difference that is closely linked
with social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage
◉ social determinants of health.
Answer: The conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work,
and age
◉ Marginalized groups.
Answer: -gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender
-People of color
-physically or mentally challenged
-not college educated
, ◉ Cultural competence.
Answer: -Meaningful and useful care strategies based on knowledge
of the cultural heritage, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors of those to
whom they render care
◉ Cultural competency in nursing.
Answer: -expected component of nursing education and
professional nursing practice
-requires underlying acceptance of patients health and beliefs
Requires adapting care to meet unique needs and perspectives of
individual
◉ Care measures.
Answer: -key quality indicators that help health care institutions
improve performance, increase accountability and reduce costs
-intended to reduce health disparities
-all patients regardless of cultural and socioeconomic status are to
be treated equally because the standard of care applies to all
◉ 4 interrelated concepts.
Answer: -self/cultural awareness
-Cultural knowledge
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS
◉ ethnicity/ethnic identity.
Answer: -Common ancestry that leads to shared values and beliefs
-influenced by culture and common ancestry
-Ethnicity is a powerful determinant of ones identity
◉ Race.
Answer: -Influenced by physical or biological characteristics
◉ Scope of culture.
Answer: -very broad
-influences the shared beliefs, values, and behaviors of a group
◉ Influences and affects exemplars.
Answer: -causual beliefs about health
-illness expression
-symptoms of illness
-taboos
,◉ Culture attributes.
Answer: -culture is learned
-culture is changing and adapting
-shared beliefs, values, and behaviors
◉ Theoretical links to culture.
Answer: -Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and
universality
-Interprofessional theory of social suffering
◉ Lingers theory of culture care diversity and universality.
Answer: World view
-emic (within)
-etic (discover universal application)
-Avoid stereotyping
-Treat the individual
-See every patient encounter as cross-cultural
◉ Intersectionality.
Answer: Iceberg analogy
-Most aspects of a persons world view are hidden
,-understanding the different levels of oppression and where you
stand helps you develop cultural competence
◉ Iceberg Analogy.
Answer: -unconscious bias
-implicit bias
-culturally congruent care
-cultural competence
◉ Health disparities.
Answer: a particular type of health difference that is closely linked
with social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage
◉ social determinants of health.
Answer: The conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work,
and age
◉ Marginalized groups.
Answer: -gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender
-People of color
-physically or mentally challenged
-not college educated
, ◉ Cultural competence.
Answer: -Meaningful and useful care strategies based on knowledge
of the cultural heritage, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors of those to
whom they render care
◉ Cultural competency in nursing.
Answer: -expected component of nursing education and
professional nursing practice
-requires underlying acceptance of patients health and beliefs
Requires adapting care to meet unique needs and perspectives of
individual
◉ Care measures.
Answer: -key quality indicators that help health care institutions
improve performance, increase accountability and reduce costs
-intended to reduce health disparities
-all patients regardless of cultural and socioeconomic status are to
be treated equally because the standard of care applies to all
◉ 4 interrelated concepts.
Answer: -self/cultural awareness
-Cultural knowledge
