HCR230 Lesson 6 Quiz Questions and Answers With
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Behavioral problems, ADHD, and irreversible brain and central nervous damage can
result from: - Lead poisoning
Evidence for continued institutional racism in health care consists of which of the
following? - E) Both A & C
Which of the following communication techniques would be most successful in
delivering culturally competent care to African American patients? - Communicate
simply and directly, using diagrams and models when possible and appropriate.
Birth control, in the Black community, may be _____ . - considered a form of Black
genocide
T/F Hospital and other health care facilities were not segregated by race, as were
schools during the Jim Crow era. - False
What percentage of Black children have at least one parent under some form of
community or correctional supervision? - 2/3
When looking at the pallor of a Black person, you may expect to see ____ . - Ashen
gray
T/F Complementary and Alternative Medicines are used primarily by poorer African-
American's whereas higher educated African- American's use more Western medicines.
- False
Six-year-old Damien, who lives in Flint, Michigan, was formerly able to read basic words
but is no longer able to recognize the alphabet. Based on the patient's history, location,
and symptoms, you immediately suspect _____ . - Lead poisoning
T/F The civil war ended slavery and emancipated slaves. - False
The most common Complementary and Alternative Medicines used by Black patients
are: - Prayer, herbals, and relaxation
Which of the following would be the best approach to delivering culturally competent
care to African Americans? - Learn about African American history, including
discrimination in the 20th century health care system.
The Tuskegee syphilis study was an experiment characterized by which of the
following? (choose all that apply) - Began in the 1930s; Continued for four decades
complete solution–Expert Verified | Latest Questions 2025
Behavioral problems, ADHD, and irreversible brain and central nervous damage can
result from: - Lead poisoning
Evidence for continued institutional racism in health care consists of which of the
following? - E) Both A & C
Which of the following communication techniques would be most successful in
delivering culturally competent care to African American patients? - Communicate
simply and directly, using diagrams and models when possible and appropriate.
Birth control, in the Black community, may be _____ . - considered a form of Black
genocide
T/F Hospital and other health care facilities were not segregated by race, as were
schools during the Jim Crow era. - False
What percentage of Black children have at least one parent under some form of
community or correctional supervision? - 2/3
When looking at the pallor of a Black person, you may expect to see ____ . - Ashen
gray
T/F Complementary and Alternative Medicines are used primarily by poorer African-
American's whereas higher educated African- American's use more Western medicines.
- False
Six-year-old Damien, who lives in Flint, Michigan, was formerly able to read basic words
but is no longer able to recognize the alphabet. Based on the patient's history, location,
and symptoms, you immediately suspect _____ . - Lead poisoning
T/F The civil war ended slavery and emancipated slaves. - False
The most common Complementary and Alternative Medicines used by Black patients
are: - Prayer, herbals, and relaxation
Which of the following would be the best approach to delivering culturally competent
care to African Americans? - Learn about African American history, including
discrimination in the 20th century health care system.
The Tuskegee syphilis study was an experiment characterized by which of the
following? (choose all that apply) - Began in the 1930s; Continued for four decades
