Exam 3: Cultural Competence: Cultural Care

Taking a critical cultural perspective when working with culturally diverse populations, the nurse is attentive to patients' culture and:

The nurse encounters a young male who is questioning his gender.The nurse is aware that this young person:

A patient admitted to the hospital does not speak or understand English or French.What is this patient at risk for experiencing?

As a nurse working with different people living in different situations, which of the following patients is the nurse concerned about being at increased risk for poor health? (Select all that apply.)

When planning a cultural assessment, the nurse should include which component?

The nurse working with a Métis patient recognizes that:

The nurse is meeting a new Asian patient for the first time.The nurse recognizes that assuming the patient understands health to be a balance of hot and cold demonstrates:

The nurse is meeting a patient for the first time.What question might the nurse ask to develop trust and demonstrate respect?

The nurse is working with non-English-speaking Asian immigrants, who have been in Canada for 1 year.What might be a concern the nurse should assess the clients for?

Patient care which incorporates the influence of social, economic, political, and historical contexts of the patient on health is:

While working with an Indigenous patient, the nurse recalls that a call to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Committee (TRC) Report would be supported through:

When providing culturally competent care, nurses must incorporate cultural assessments into their health assessments.Which statement is most appropriate to use when initiating an assessment of cultural beliefs with an older White patient?

During a class on religion and spirituality, the nurse is asked to define spirituality.Which of the following descriptions is correct?

When working with a family of Indigenous background, what is important for the nurse to be aware of?

What should the nurse be mindful of when working with Canada's culturally diverse population?

The nurse is meeting a new family that recently emigrated from Africa.What question might the nurse ask to gather the family's perspectives on ethnicity?

The nurse wants to take a culturally safe approach when meeting a new Indigenous patient who is comes from a different background.What are some factors the nurse should reflect on? (Select all that apply.)

An older Indigenous woman with traditional beliefs has been admitted to an inpatient care unit.A culturally sensitive nurse would:

Nursing students are discussing the inequities in the health status of the Indigenous peoples.What was one of the discriminatory practices implemented to assimilate Indigenous peoples into the dominant Canadian society?

The nurse would like to include cultural safe care when working with new immigrants from different countries.The nurse can: