, TEST BANK
TRANSCULTURAL CONCEPTS IN NURSING
CARE 8TH EDITION
BY MARGARET ANDREWS, JOYCEEN S.
BOYLE PHD RN MPH FAAN , JOHN
COLLINS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1, Theoretical Foundations of Transcultural Nursing
CHAPTER 2, Culturally Competent Nursing Care
CHAPTER 3, Cultural Competence in the History and Physical
Examination CHAPTER 4, Influence of Cultural and Health Belief
Systems on Health Care CHAPTER 5, Transcultural Perspectives in
Childbearing
CHAPTER 6, Transcultural Perspectives in the Nursing Care of Children
CHAPTER 7, Transcultural Perspectives in the Care of Adults
CHAPTER 8, Transcultural Perspectives in the Care of Older
Adults CHAPTER 6, Creating Culturally Competent Health
Care Organizations CHAPTER 10, Transcultural Perspectives
in Mental Health Nursing CHAPTER 11, Culture, Family, and
Community
,CHAPTER 12, Religion, Culture, and Nursing
CHAPTER 13, Cultural Competence in Ethical Decision-Making
, TEST GENERATOR QUESTIONS, CHAPTER
1, THEORETICAL
FOUNDATIONS OF
TRANSCULTURAL NURSING
1. Which component of transcultural nursing has been greatly
supported through the research conducted by anthropologists?
A) Nursing interventions planned on the basis of age and
developmental norms
B) Evaluation of the understanding of risk factors based on
cognitive function
C) Implementation of nursing care, respectful of the individual’s
economic status
D) Assessment of woman’s ability to function successfully
in her role within the family
2. Which is the basis to support the need for transcultural
nursing in a health care setting that serves a multicultural
metropolitan community?
A) The nursing responsibility to provide nursing care for each
client who demonstrates respect and acceptance
B) The ever-expanding numbers of immigrants entering the
United States requiring physical and mental health care
C) The diversity seen in the values, beliefs, behaviors, as well
as physical and mental characteristics of the client population
D) The varying economic and social backgrounds
represented in the population present unique barriers to
TRANSCULTURAL CONCEPTS IN NURSING
CARE 8TH EDITION
BY MARGARET ANDREWS, JOYCEEN S.
BOYLE PHD RN MPH FAAN , JOHN
COLLINS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1, Theoretical Foundations of Transcultural Nursing
CHAPTER 2, Culturally Competent Nursing Care
CHAPTER 3, Cultural Competence in the History and Physical
Examination CHAPTER 4, Influence of Cultural and Health Belief
Systems on Health Care CHAPTER 5, Transcultural Perspectives in
Childbearing
CHAPTER 6, Transcultural Perspectives in the Nursing Care of Children
CHAPTER 7, Transcultural Perspectives in the Care of Adults
CHAPTER 8, Transcultural Perspectives in the Care of Older
Adults CHAPTER 6, Creating Culturally Competent Health
Care Organizations CHAPTER 10, Transcultural Perspectives
in Mental Health Nursing CHAPTER 11, Culture, Family, and
Community
,CHAPTER 12, Religion, Culture, and Nursing
CHAPTER 13, Cultural Competence in Ethical Decision-Making
, TEST GENERATOR QUESTIONS, CHAPTER
1, THEORETICAL
FOUNDATIONS OF
TRANSCULTURAL NURSING
1. Which component of transcultural nursing has been greatly
supported through the research conducted by anthropologists?
A) Nursing interventions planned on the basis of age and
developmental norms
B) Evaluation of the understanding of risk factors based on
cognitive function
C) Implementation of nursing care, respectful of the individual’s
economic status
D) Assessment of woman’s ability to function successfully
in her role within the family
2. Which is the basis to support the need for transcultural
nursing in a health care setting that serves a multicultural
metropolitan community?
A) The nursing responsibility to provide nursing care for each
client who demonstrates respect and acceptance
B) The ever-expanding numbers of immigrants entering the
United States requiring physical and mental health care
C) The diversity seen in the values, beliefs, behaviors, as well
as physical and mental characteristics of the client population
D) The varying economic and social backgrounds
represented in the population present unique barriers to
