TRANSCULTURAL NURSING TEST
FINAL EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM
QUESTIONS CURRENTLY TESTING
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
The nurse is caring for a person who uses a
wheelchair who questions why able-bodied people
are sometimes so insensitive to the needs of
persons with disabilities. The nurse explains that
according to some researchers:
A.
Most able-bodied persons have had little prior
exposure to persons with disabilities and are
unaware of the problems they face in society.
B.
Persons who are insensitive are those who usually
lack social skills or compassion.
C.
Most able-bodied persons try hard to demonstrate
compassion when meeting persons with disabilities.
,D.
Persons who have disabilities are often given
considerations that able-bodied persons are denied.
- ....ANSWER...A
For nurses caring for persons who have disabilities,
it is important to remember that issues of sexuality:
A.
Have little or no significance after diagnosis of a
physical disability
B.
Are of great concern to persons with disabilities but
are often ignored by nurses
C.
Are meaningless when learning or cognitive
disabilities exist
D.
Affect only persons who are able bodied -
....ANSWER...B
The nurse considers the care needs of a person who
uses a wheelchair. When planning care, the nurse
recognizes that the best approach is to (select all
that apply):
,A.
Plan activities that will maintain the patient's
immobility and limit the patient's safety risks.
B.
Encourage the patient to move freely and to have the
most autonomy that the clinical situation allows.
C.
Encourage activities that force the patient to develop
stronger motor skills.
D.
Sit facing the patient to maintain eye-to-eye contact.
- ....ANSWER...B,D
The nurse is teaching a community class about the
incidence of disabilities in the United States.
According to WHO, what factors account for the
increasing number of persons with disabilities in the
United States?
A.
Ageing
B.
The emergence of chronic diseases
C.
, Injuries caused by road crashes
D.
HIV/AIDS
E.
All of these - ....ANSWER...E
Two organizations that primarily provide support for
persons with intellectual and developmental
disabilities are:
A.
ADA and ICN
B.
WHO and ADA
C.
The Arc and LDA
D.
NCHS and WHO - ....ANSWER...C
The nurse caring for persons with disabilities
recognizes that the concept of "people first" refers
to the belief that:
A.
FINAL EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM
QUESTIONS CURRENTLY TESTING
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
The nurse is caring for a person who uses a
wheelchair who questions why able-bodied people
are sometimes so insensitive to the needs of
persons with disabilities. The nurse explains that
according to some researchers:
A.
Most able-bodied persons have had little prior
exposure to persons with disabilities and are
unaware of the problems they face in society.
B.
Persons who are insensitive are those who usually
lack social skills or compassion.
C.
Most able-bodied persons try hard to demonstrate
compassion when meeting persons with disabilities.
,D.
Persons who have disabilities are often given
considerations that able-bodied persons are denied.
- ....ANSWER...A
For nurses caring for persons who have disabilities,
it is important to remember that issues of sexuality:
A.
Have little or no significance after diagnosis of a
physical disability
B.
Are of great concern to persons with disabilities but
are often ignored by nurses
C.
Are meaningless when learning or cognitive
disabilities exist
D.
Affect only persons who are able bodied -
....ANSWER...B
The nurse considers the care needs of a person who
uses a wheelchair. When planning care, the nurse
recognizes that the best approach is to (select all
that apply):
,A.
Plan activities that will maintain the patient's
immobility and limit the patient's safety risks.
B.
Encourage the patient to move freely and to have the
most autonomy that the clinical situation allows.
C.
Encourage activities that force the patient to develop
stronger motor skills.
D.
Sit facing the patient to maintain eye-to-eye contact.
- ....ANSWER...B,D
The nurse is teaching a community class about the
incidence of disabilities in the United States.
According to WHO, what factors account for the
increasing number of persons with disabilities in the
United States?
A.
Ageing
B.
The emergence of chronic diseases
C.
, Injuries caused by road crashes
D.
HIV/AIDS
E.
All of these - ....ANSWER...E
Two organizations that primarily provide support for
persons with intellectual and developmental
disabilities are:
A.
ADA and ICN
B.
WHO and ADA
C.
The Arc and LDA
D.
NCHS and WHO - ....ANSWER...C
The nurse caring for persons with disabilities
recognizes that the concept of "people first" refers
to the belief that:
A.
