NURS 441-EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS LATEST VERSION 2025 (ALREADY PASSED)
Look at key concepts on page 224 (1-5) - Answers Look at key concepts on page 224 (1-5)
What is the definition of culture? - Answers set of practices and behaviors defined by customs, habits,
language, and geography that groups of individuals share
What are the 3 properties of culture? (SATA Question) - Answers -Dynamic, not static
-Shared, not private
-Learned, not inherited
***What are 3 nursing actions to consider with different cultures? (Application Question)*** - Answers -
Being open to the client's ideas and way of life
-Exhibit respect and patience
-Being aware of your own culture
What is the definition of cultural competence? - Answers an attitude of openness to, respect for, and
curiosity about different cultural values and traditions, and ideally includes a broader critical analysis of
power relations affecting health disparities
***In Institutional cultural competence one needs to have the capacity to?
(SATA Question)** - Answers -Value diversity
-Conduct self-assessment
-Manage the dynamics of difference
-Acquire and institutionalize cultural knowledge
-Adapt to diversity and the cultural contexts of the communities they serve
***What is home care?* - Answers Home care is part of a continuum of care where clients can live and
move through the experiences of subacute, chronic, and end-of-life care
****What is the definition of cultural humility?* - Answers an acknowledgment that everyone's views
are culturally influenced, that our own are not inherently better than those of our clients, and that our
clients can teach us
What is the definition of Ethnocentrism? - Answers Assumption that others believe and behave as the
dominant culture does, or the belief that the dominant culture is superior to others
What is an example of ethnocentrism? (Answer to a specific test question) - Answers "They are in the US
now; you would think that they would act like us."
, What is the worst thing to say to a patient when giving care? - Answers "I UNDERSTAND"
T/F: Care management and case management are related? - Answers True
***T/F: Without case management there would not be care management. Case management is the
building block of care management. Case management is the BIGGER of the two.*** - Answers True
****Which is bigger? Case management or Care management?** - Answers Case management
***What is care management?* - Answers Coordination of a plan or process to bring health services
together as a common whole in a cost-effective way.
****What is case management?* - Answers development and coordination of care for a selected client
and family
What are the 7 roles of case managers?(SATA Question) - Answers -Advocacy and education
-Clinical care coordination
-Continuity/transition management
-Utilization/financial management
-Performance and outcomes management
-Psychosocial management
-Research and practice development
What are the criteria for eligibility for Medicare? (SATA Question) - Answers -Homebound
-Plan of care
-Skilled needs
-Intermittent care needs
-Necessity
With home visits, What is the timeframe in amount of hours does a referral need to be done? - Answers
24 hours
***What are the most common areas of falls at home?* - Answers the living room and bedroom
T/F: Family-focused nursing care should be the standard of practice across the lifespan? - Answers True
T/F: Family is very hard to define! - Answers True
Look at key concepts on page 224 (1-5) - Answers Look at key concepts on page 224 (1-5)
What is the definition of culture? - Answers set of practices and behaviors defined by customs, habits,
language, and geography that groups of individuals share
What are the 3 properties of culture? (SATA Question) - Answers -Dynamic, not static
-Shared, not private
-Learned, not inherited
***What are 3 nursing actions to consider with different cultures? (Application Question)*** - Answers -
Being open to the client's ideas and way of life
-Exhibit respect and patience
-Being aware of your own culture
What is the definition of cultural competence? - Answers an attitude of openness to, respect for, and
curiosity about different cultural values and traditions, and ideally includes a broader critical analysis of
power relations affecting health disparities
***In Institutional cultural competence one needs to have the capacity to?
(SATA Question)** - Answers -Value diversity
-Conduct self-assessment
-Manage the dynamics of difference
-Acquire and institutionalize cultural knowledge
-Adapt to diversity and the cultural contexts of the communities they serve
***What is home care?* - Answers Home care is part of a continuum of care where clients can live and
move through the experiences of subacute, chronic, and end-of-life care
****What is the definition of cultural humility?* - Answers an acknowledgment that everyone's views
are culturally influenced, that our own are not inherently better than those of our clients, and that our
clients can teach us
What is the definition of Ethnocentrism? - Answers Assumption that others believe and behave as the
dominant culture does, or the belief that the dominant culture is superior to others
What is an example of ethnocentrism? (Answer to a specific test question) - Answers "They are in the US
now; you would think that they would act like us."
, What is the worst thing to say to a patient when giving care? - Answers "I UNDERSTAND"
T/F: Care management and case management are related? - Answers True
***T/F: Without case management there would not be care management. Case management is the
building block of care management. Case management is the BIGGER of the two.*** - Answers True
****Which is bigger? Case management or Care management?** - Answers Case management
***What is care management?* - Answers Coordination of a plan or process to bring health services
together as a common whole in a cost-effective way.
****What is case management?* - Answers development and coordination of care for a selected client
and family
What are the 7 roles of case managers?(SATA Question) - Answers -Advocacy and education
-Clinical care coordination
-Continuity/transition management
-Utilization/financial management
-Performance and outcomes management
-Psychosocial management
-Research and practice development
What are the criteria for eligibility for Medicare? (SATA Question) - Answers -Homebound
-Plan of care
-Skilled needs
-Intermittent care needs
-Necessity
With home visits, What is the timeframe in amount of hours does a referral need to be done? - Answers
24 hours
***What are the most common areas of falls at home?* - Answers the living room and bedroom
T/F: Family-focused nursing care should be the standard of practice across the lifespan? - Answers True
T/F: Family is very hard to define! - Answers True
