ESTUDYR
CNP TEST REVIEW UPDATED EXAM WITH MOST TESTED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS
WITH DETAILED RATIONALES
Global Health & Culture
1. Global health is best defined as the:
A. Economic capacity of all nations
B. Optimal well‐being of all humans, accessible to all
C. Management of epidemics within borders
D. Promotion of Western medical models worldwide
o Rationale: Focuses on universal health equity and access.
2. Acculturation refers to the process of:
A. Genetic adaptation to environment
B. Cultural elimination
C. Adapting to and adopting characteristics of another culture
D. Preserving one’s original culture exclusively
o Rationale: Involves bidirectional cultural change.
3. Race is a term for groups sharing:
A. Religious beliefs
B. Common biological attributes
C. Nationality only
D. Socioeconomic status
o Rationale: Refers to perceived physical/ancestral traits.
4. Ethnocentrism is the tendency to:
A. View one’s own culture as superior
B. Accept all cultures as equal
C. Reject cultural differences
D. Adopt another culture’s values
o Rationale: Belief in the inherent superiority of one’s own culture.
5. Stereotypes are:
A. Individualized assessments
B. Generalizations about a group
C. Accurate group profiles
D. Cultural competencies
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o Rationale: Oversimplified group assumptions.
6. Cultural awareness is the:
A. Final stage of competence
B. Beginning step toward understanding differences
C. Same as cultural imposition
D. Replacement of one’s own beliefs
o Rationale: Recognizing diversity is the first step.
7. Culturally competent care means:
A. Forcing patients to adopt Western norms
B. Using cultural knowledge to tailor care
C. Ignoring cultural differences
D. Universal application of one model
o Rationale: Adapting interventions to cultural contexts.
8. Knowing a patient’s culture helps the nurse to:
A. Prescribe Western medications only
B. Provide sensitive, meaningful care
C. Avoid family involvement entirely
D. Standardize care for all
o Rationale: Cultural knowledge improves patient engagement.
9. Illness experiences—such as with diabetes or HIV/AIDS—vary by culture because of:
A. Genetic differences only
B. Religious rules only
C. Cultural beliefs, stigma, and support structures
D. Physiological causes alone
o Rationale: Social and cultural context shapes illness perception.
Nursing Role, Authority & Duty
10. Responsibility in nursing refers to:
A. The power to fire staff
B. Ability to prescribe meds
C. Duties outlined in a position description
D. Personal moral beliefs
o Rationale: Responsibility ≔ assigned tasks.
CNP TEST REVIEW UPDATED EXAM WITH MOST TESTED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS
WITH DETAILED RATIONALES
Global Health & Culture
1. Global health is best defined as the:
A. Economic capacity of all nations
B. Optimal well‐being of all humans, accessible to all
C. Management of epidemics within borders
D. Promotion of Western medical models worldwide
o Rationale: Focuses on universal health equity and access.
2. Acculturation refers to the process of:
A. Genetic adaptation to environment
B. Cultural elimination
C. Adapting to and adopting characteristics of another culture
D. Preserving one’s original culture exclusively
o Rationale: Involves bidirectional cultural change.
3. Race is a term for groups sharing:
A. Religious beliefs
B. Common biological attributes
C. Nationality only
D. Socioeconomic status
o Rationale: Refers to perceived physical/ancestral traits.
4. Ethnocentrism is the tendency to:
A. View one’s own culture as superior
B. Accept all cultures as equal
C. Reject cultural differences
D. Adopt another culture’s values
o Rationale: Belief in the inherent superiority of one’s own culture.
5. Stereotypes are:
A. Individualized assessments
B. Generalizations about a group
C. Accurate group profiles
D. Cultural competencies
, ESTUDYR
o Rationale: Oversimplified group assumptions.
6. Cultural awareness is the:
A. Final stage of competence
B. Beginning step toward understanding differences
C. Same as cultural imposition
D. Replacement of one’s own beliefs
o Rationale: Recognizing diversity is the first step.
7. Culturally competent care means:
A. Forcing patients to adopt Western norms
B. Using cultural knowledge to tailor care
C. Ignoring cultural differences
D. Universal application of one model
o Rationale: Adapting interventions to cultural contexts.
8. Knowing a patient’s culture helps the nurse to:
A. Prescribe Western medications only
B. Provide sensitive, meaningful care
C. Avoid family involvement entirely
D. Standardize care for all
o Rationale: Cultural knowledge improves patient engagement.
9. Illness experiences—such as with diabetes or HIV/AIDS—vary by culture because of:
A. Genetic differences only
B. Religious rules only
C. Cultural beliefs, stigma, and support structures
D. Physiological causes alone
o Rationale: Social and cultural context shapes illness perception.
Nursing Role, Authority & Duty
10. Responsibility in nursing refers to:
A. The power to fire staff
B. Ability to prescribe meds
C. Duties outlined in a position description
D. Personal moral beliefs
o Rationale: Responsibility ≔ assigned tasks.
