Question 1

A nurse wants to become more gay-affirming with LGBTQ2S clients. What is one action the nurse can take?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ignore misinformation about LGTBQ2S clients 
B)  Familiarize themselves with resources that are LGTBQ2S friendly in the community 
C)  Create a support group for LGTBQ2S clients with local clergy 
D)  Supply a list of psychiatrists who treat LGTBQ2S clients 
A)  Ignore misinformation about LGTBQ2S clients 
B)  Familiarize themselves with resources that are LGTBQ2S friendly in the community 
C)  Create a support group for LGTBQ2S clients with local clergy 
D)  Supply a list of psychiatrists who treat LGTBQ2S clients B

Question 2

A nurse is working on using more inclusive language in her health assessment with new female clients. What question has more inclusive language?

Accepted Answer

A)  "Do you use the birth control pill?" 
B)  "Are you in a relationship?" 
C)  "What is your marital status?" 
D)  "Does your boyfriend hurt you?" 
A)  "Do you use the birth control pill?" 
B)  "Are you in a relationship?" 
C)  "What is your marital status?" 
D)  "Does your boyfriend hurt you?" B

Question 3

What is the first step that nurses need to take in order to provide safe and inclusive care for LGBTQ2S people?

Accepted Answer

A)  Take a gender-neutral stance in our communication 
B)  Be clear about levels of confidentiality with all clients 
C)  Address assumptions, beliefs, and values about sexual orientation 
D)  Consider using inclusive language in our communication 
A)  Take a gender-neutral stance in our communication 
B)  Be clear about levels of confidentiality with all clients 
C)  Address assumptions, beliefs, and values about sexual orientation 
D)  Consider using inclusive language in our communication C

Question 4

In a group of 100 people, approximately how many are likely to self-identify as gay or lesbian?

Accepted Answer

A)  35 to 40 people 
B)  20 people 
C)  2 people 
D)  5 to 10 people 
A)  35 to 40 people 
B)  20 people 
C)  2 people 
D)  5 to 10 people

Question 5

What term is used to indicate a non-heterosexual orientation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Transgender 
B)  Cisgender 
C)  Queer 
D)  Gender diverse 
A)  Transgender 
B)  Cisgender 
C)  Queer 
D)  Gender diverse

Question 6

LGBTQ2S people experience a variety of health inequities. Which one of the following is one of these health inequitites?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lower rates of discrimination 
B)  Higher rates of positive attitudes 
C)  Higher rates of sexual abuse 
D)  Lower rates of cardiovascular disease 
A)  Lower rates of discrimination 
B)  Higher rates of positive attitudes 
C)  Higher rates of sexual abuse 
D)  Lower rates of cardiovascular disease

Question 7

A nurse is in a meeting with her colleagues. One of the colleagues mentions that a young client, who many know, is a bisexual. What should the nurse do first?

Accepted Answer

A)  Talk to the colleague about confidentiality 
B)  Report the nurse to the professional association 
C)  Ask when the client disclosed this information 
D)  Inquire whether the client's parents have been told 
A)  Talk to the colleague about confidentiality 
B)  Report the nurse to the professional association 
C)  Ask when the client disclosed this information 
D)  Inquire whether the client's parents have been told

Question 8

Give two examples of a tertiary prevention initiative a nurse might be involved in while working with LGTBQ2S people.

Accepted Answer

-Help HIV-positive LGTBQ2S peo

Question 9

A nurse is concerned about heterosexism and has worked with a colleague to create a new assessment tool. What question would indicate that the nurse needs to discuss heterosexism with the colleague?

Accepted Answer

A)  Have you ever had a sexually transmitted infection? 
B)  Are you in a relationship currently? 
C)  What form of birth control do you use? 
D)  Do you or your partner have any children? 
A)  Have you ever had a sexually transmitted infection? 
B)  Are you in a relationship currently? 
C)  What form of birth control do you use? 
D)  Do you or your partner have any children?

Question 10

What statement is true about homosexuality prior to 1970?

Accepted Answer

A)  Seen as vector for HIV 
B)  Treated with drug therapy 
C)  Classified as a mental illness 
D)  Ignored as a health problem 
A)  Seen as vector for HIV 
B)  Treated with drug therapy 
C)  Classified as a mental illness 
D)  Ignored as a health problem

Question 11

Sarah is a nurse who works with LGBTQ2S teenagers at the local high school. What is an example of a secondary prevention interventions that Sarah might be involved in?

Accepted Answer

A)  Preventing violence and harassment 
B)  Screening for intimate partner violence 
C)  Providing strategies for managing depression 
D)  Providing treatment for STIs 
A)  Preventing violence and harassment 
B)  Screening for intimate partner violence 
C)  Providing strategies for managing depression 
D)  Providing treatment for STIs

Question 12

What is an example of a primordial prevention initiative that a community health nurse might engage in to promote the health of LGBTQ2S people?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prevent violence and harassment 
B)  Screening for cardiovascular diseases 
C)  Screening for HIV/AIDS 
D)  Providing strategies for living with arthritis 
A)  Prevent violence and harassment 
B)  Screening for cardiovascular diseases 
C)  Screening for HIV/AIDS 
D)  Providing strategies for living with arthritis

Question 13

Discuss how a community health nurse might discuss confidentiality with a gay teenager

Accepted Answer

The nurse needs to be clear with the tee

Question 14

What is the best response by the nurse when a client shares that he is involved in a long-term relationship with another man?

Accepted Answer

A)  "Okay, but you really didn't have to tell me" 
B)  "Thank you for sharing that information" 
C)  "Have you had the chance to get married?" 
D)  "Do you want an HIV test done while I am here?" 
A)  "Okay, but you really didn't have to tell me" 
B)  "Thank you for sharing that information" 
C)  "Have you had the chance to get married?" 
D)  "Do you want an HIV test done while I am here?"

Question 15

Jody, 17 years old, is a lesbian. When will Jody's risk for suicide be the greatest?

Accepted Answer

A)  After her first relationship ends 
B)  After her first encounter with homophobia 
C)  When she tells her best friend 
D)  When she tells her parents and they are negative or neutral 
A)  After her first relationship ends 
B)  After her first encounter with homophobia 
C)  When she tells her best friend 
D)  When she tells her parents and they are negative or neutral

Question 16

Sexual health is an important areas of health inequities among LGBTQ2S people. Which of the following is an example of a sexual health inequity for this population?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lower risk of HIV/AIDS 
B)  Lower number of sexual partners 
C)  Higher rates of protected sexual intercourse 
D)  Higher rates of having sex while intoxicated 
A)  Lower risk of HIV/AIDS 
B)  Lower number of sexual partners 
C)  Higher rates of protected sexual intercourse 
D)  Higher rates of having sex while intoxicated

Question 17

Ms. Davis was assigned female at birth, but identifies as a man. What term describes Ms. Davis?

Accepted Answer

A)  Transgender 
B)  Intersexual 
C)  Bisexual 
D)  Lesbian 
A)  Transgender 
B)  Intersexual 
C)  Bisexual 
D)  Lesbian

Question 18

Which term is a culturally specific term that is used to describe gender identity, sexual orientation or a combination of both?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cisgender 
B)  Bisexual 
C)  Transgender 
D)  Two Spirit 
A)  Cisgender 
B)  Bisexual 
C)  Transgender 
D)  Two Spirit

Question 19

Mr. Watkins, 51 years old, is gay. He is suffering from the mental health effects of stigma, prejudice, and discrimination. What is this termed?

Accepted Answer

A)  Minority stress 
B)  Mid-life crisis 
C)  Sexual orientation stress 
D)  Post-traumatic stress disorder 
A)  Minority stress 
B)  Mid-life crisis 
C)  Sexual orientation stress 
D)  Post-traumatic stress disorder

Question 20

Ruth, 28 years old, has decided to tell her parents she is lesbian. What factor will determine the degree of difficulty in disclosing this information?

Accepted Answer

A)  The nature of the relationship she has with her parents 
B)  How long she has admitted to herself that she is a lesbian 
C)  How long she has been in a relationship with another woman 
D)  The support she gets from her partner 
A)  The nature of the relationship she has with her parents 
B)  How long she has admitted to herself that she is a lesbian 
C)  How long she has been in a relationship with another woman 
D)  The support she gets from her partner

Exam 20: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Two Spirit Clients

A nurse wants to become more gay-affirming with LGBTQ2S clients. What is one action the nurse can take?

A nurse is working on using more inclusive language in her health assessment with new female clients. What question has more inclusive language?

What is the first step that nurses need to take in order to provide safe and inclusive care for LGBTQ2S people?

In a group of 100 people, approximately how many are likely to self-identify as gay or lesbian?

What term is used to indicate a non-heterosexual orientation?

LGBTQ2S people experience a variety of health inequities. Which one of the following is one of these health inequitites?

A nurse is in a meeting with her colleagues. One of the colleagues mentions that a young client, who many know, is a bisexual. What should the nurse do first?

Give two examples of a tertiary prevention initiative a nurse might be involved in while working with LGTBQ2S people.

A nurse is concerned about heterosexism and has worked with a colleague to create a new assessment tool. What question would indicate that the nurse needs to discuss heterosexism with the colleague?

What statement is true about homosexuality prior to 1970?

Sarah is a nurse who works with LGBTQ2S teenagers at the local high school. What is an example of a secondary prevention interventions that Sarah might be involved in?

What is an example of a primordial prevention initiative that a community health nurse might engage in to promote the health of LGBTQ2S people?

Discuss how a community health nurse might discuss confidentiality with a gay teenager

What is the best response by the nurse when a client shares that he is involved in a long-term relationship with another man?

Jody, 17 years old, is a lesbian. When will Jody's risk for suicide be the greatest?

Sexual health is an important areas of health inequities among LGBTQ2S people. Which of the following is an example of a sexual health inequity for this population?

Ms. Davis was assigned female at birth, but identifies as a man. What term describes Ms. Davis?

Which term is a culturally specific term that is used to describe gender identity, sexual orientation or a combination of both?

Mr. Watkins, 51 years old, is gay. He is suffering from the mental health effects of stigma, prejudice, and discrimination. What is this termed?

Ruth, 28 years old, has decided to tell her parents she is lesbian. What factor will determine the degree of difficulty in disclosing this information?

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