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MULTIPLEMCHOICE

1. AMmanMisMterminallyMillMwithMend-
stageMprostateMcancer.MWhichMisMtheMbestMstatementMaboutMthisMman’sMwellness?
a. WellnessMcanMonlyMbeMachievedMwithMaggressiveMmedicalMinterventions.
b. WellnessMisMnotMaMrealMoptionMforMthisMclientMbecauseMheMisMterminallyMill.
c. WellnessMisMdefinedMasMtheMabsenceMofMdisease.
d. NursingMinterventionsMcanMhelpMempowerMaMclientMtoMachieveMaMhigherMleve
lMofMwellness.
ANS:M D
NursingMinterventionsMcanMhelpMempowerMaMclientMtoMachieveMaMhigherMlevelMofMwellness;MaMn
urseMcanMfosterMwellnessMinMhisMorMherMclients.MWellnessMisMdefinedMbyMtheMindividualMandMisM
multidimensional.MItMisMnotMjustMtheMabsenceMofMdisease.MAMwellnessMperspectiveMisMbasedMon
MtheMbeliefMthatMeveryMpersonMhasManMoptimalMlevelMofMhealthMindependentMofMhisMorMherMsitua

tionMorMfunctionalMlevel.MEvenMinMtheMpresenceMofMchronicMillnessMorMwhileMdying,MaMmoveme
ntMtowardMwellnessMisMpossibleMifMemphasisMofMcareMisMplacedMonMtheMpromotionMofMwell-
beingMinMaMsupportiveMenvironment.

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healthMcare,MwhichMofMtheMfollowi
ngMstatementsMisMtrue?
a. HealthMisMaMbroadMtermMencompassingMattitudesMandMbehaviors.
b. TheMconceptMofMillnessMpreventionMwasMneverMconsideredMbyMpreviousMgenerations.
c. WellnessMandMself-actualizationMdevelopMthroughMlearningMandMgrowth.
d. WellnessMisMimpossibleMwhenMone’sMhealthMisMcompromised.
ANS:M A
HealthMisMaMbroadMtermMthatMencompassesMattitudesMandMbehaviors;Mholistically,MhealthMinclu
desMwellness,MwhichMinvolvesMone’sMwholeMbeing.MTheMconceptMofMillnessMpreventionMwasMne
verMconsideredMbyMpreviousMgenerations;MthroughoutMhistory,MbasicMself-
careMrequirementsMhaveMbeenMrecognized.MWellnessMandMself-
actualizationMdevelopMthroughMlearningMandMgrowth—
asMbasicMneedsMareMmet,MhigherMlevelMneedsMcanMbeMsatisfiedMinMturn,MwithMever-
deepeningMrichnessMtoMlife.MWellnessMisMpossibleMwhenMone’sMhealthMisMcompromised—
evenMwithMchronicMillness,MwithMmultipleMdisabilities,MorMinMdying,MmovementMtowardMaMhighe
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Chapter 02: Cross-Cultural Caring and Aging
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MULTIPLEMCHOICE

1. WhichMofMtheMfollowingMisMaMtrueMstatementMaboutMdifferingMhealthMbeliefMsystems?
a. PersonalisticMorMmagicoreligiousMbeliefsMhaveMbeenMsupersededMinMWesternMminds
M byMbiomedicalMprinciples.
b. InMmostMcultures,MolderMadultsMareMlikelyMtoMtreatMthemselvesMusingMtraditio
nalMmethodsMbeforeMturningMtoMbiomedicalMprofessionals.
c. AyurvedicMmedicineMisManotherMnameMforMtraditionalMChineseMmedicine.
d. TheMbeliefMthatMhealthMdependsMonMmaintainingMaMbalanceMamongMoppositeMquali
tiesMisMcharacteristicMofMaMmagicoreligiousMbeliefMsystem.
ANS:M B
OlderMadultsMinMmostMculturesMusuallyMhaveMhadMexperienceMwithMtraditionalMmethodsMthatM
haveMworkedMasMwellMasMexpected.MAfterMtheseMtreatmentsMfail,MolderMadultsMturnMtoMtheMfor
malMhealthMcareMsystem.MEvenMinMtheMUnitedMStates,MitMisMcommonMforMolderMadultsMtoMpray
MforMcuresMorMwonderMwhatMtheyMdidMtoMincurManMillnessMasMpunishment.MTheMAyurvedicMsy

stemMisMaMnaturalisticMhealthMbeliefMsystemMpracticedMinMIndiaMandMinMsomeMneighboringMco
untries.MThisMbeliefMisMcharacteristicMofMaMholisticMorMnaturalisticMapproach.

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ManMinterpreter?
a. AnMinterpreterMisMneverMneededMifMtheMnurseMspeaksMtheMsameMlanguageMasMtheMpatient.
b. WhenMworkingMwithMinterpreters,MtheMnurseMcanMuseMtechnicalMtermsMorMmetaphors.
c. AMpatient’sMyoungMgranddaughterMwhoMspeaksMfluentMEnglishMwouldMmakeMtheM
bestMinterpreterMbecauseMsheMisMfamiliarMwithMandMlovesMtheMpatient.
d. TheMnurseMshouldMfaceMtheMpatientMratherMthanMtheMinterpreter.
ANS:M D
TheMnurseMshouldMfaceMtheMpatientMratherMthanMtheMinterpreterMisMaMtrueMstatement;MtheMintent
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converseMwithMtheMpatient,MnotMwithMaMthirdMpartyMaboutMtheMpatient.MManyMreasonsMma
yMpreventMtheMpatientMfromMspeakingMdirectlyMtoMaMnurse.MTechnicalMtermsMandMmetaphorsMm
ayMbeMdifficultMorMimpossibleMtoMtranslate.MCulturalMrestrictionsMmayMpreventMsomeMtopicsMfr
omMbeingMspokenMofMtoMaMgrandparentMorMchild.

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3. AnMolderMadultMwhoMisMaMtraditionalMChineseMmanMhasMaMbloodMpressureMofM80/54MmmMHgMan
dMrefusesMtoMremainMinMtheMbed.MWhichMinterventionMshouldMtheMnurseMuseMtoMpromoteMandMm
aintainMhisMhealth?
a. HaveMtheMhealthMcareMproviderMspeakMtoMhim.
b. UseMprinciplesMofMtheMholisticMhealthMsystem.
c. AskMaboutMhisMperceptionsMandMtreatmentMideas.




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