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A community health nurse implements a plan of care that combines aromatherapy and acupuncture with medication therapy and surgery. Which type of care is the nurse applying?


A) Holistic health care
B) Folk medicine care
C) Herbalistic health care
D) Integrated health care

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As part of a class presentation, a nursing instructor describes the characteristics shared by all cultures. Which description of culture being tacit indicates that the teaching was successful?


A) Culture is mostly unexpressed.
B) Cultures do not remain static.
C) Culture is a functional and integrated whole.
D) Patterns of cultural behavior are acquired.

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The community health nurse is caring for a Latin American client. The nurse understands that in order to provide culturally competent care, a comfortable talking distance for this client would be?


A) 12 inches
B) 18 inches
C) 2 feet
D) 2.5 feet

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In 109 counties, white population share fell below 50% between 2000 and 2018. According the Pew Research Center, between 2000 and 2018, which areas of the United States fell below 50%? Select all that apply.


A) Northeast
B) Southeast
C) Northwest
D) Southwest
E) Midwest

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What is the most serious negative effect of a nurse maintaining ethnocentric views but not recognizing or acknowledging this?


A) The nurse fails to understand the views of other cultures because of his or her ethnocentrism.
B) The nurse does not communicate effectively with members of other cultures because of his or her ethnocentrism.
C) The nurse's ethnocentrism causes damage to interpersonal relationships and interferes with the effectiveness of nursing interventions.
D) Nurses are immune to the effects of ethnocentrism.

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A community health nurse is working with several Native American groups in Arizona. Which would the nurse be most likely to assess? Select all that apply.


A) The value of competition.
B) Respect for advancing age and elders.
C) Focus of living in the future.
D) Frequent dialogue and discussion.
E) Each tribe or nation has its own distinct language, beliefs, customs, and rituals.

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A nurse is reviewing the Bay Area Regional Health Inequities Initiatives to prepare to address social inequities in the community. Which areas are included to assess social inequities of living conditions? Select all that apply.


A) Housing
B) Arts
C) Media
D) Sexual behavior
E) Life expectancy

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The community health nurse is discussing the concept of shared culture with a group of nursing students. Which statement made by a student nurse demonstrates that the student has been able to link the concept of shared culture to previous culture knowledge acquired?


A) "Culture can only be inherited, not acquired."
B) "Culture is a product of aggregate behavior."
C) "Culture is interrelated and dependent."
D) "Culture is static."

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B

The community health nurse is discussing the importance of understanding the concept of culture in relation to delivering quality nursing care. Which statement made by the student indicates a need for further education on the concept of culture?


A) "Culture refers to the beliefs, values, and behavior that are shared by members of a society."
B) "Culture tells what is acceptable or unacceptable in a given situation."
C) "Culture provides a 'roadmap' for living."
D) "Culture is not a learned behavior."

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A nurse is reviewing the history of the United States. Which best classifies indigenous people of the United States?


A) Slaves who were brought from other countries.
B) Refugees fleeing poverty or political issues in their native country.
C) Native people were present when the early settlers arrived on the shores.
D) People who are fleeing their country due to war and oppression.

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The community health nurse is working in the health department of a major city that has a large Hispanic/Latino population. Which would the nurse need to integrate into the plan of care for this population?


A) View of the female as superior to the male
B) Importance of an extended, cohesive family
C) Males as the binding force of the family
D) Adherence to strict time schedules

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B

A community health nurse is assessing a family during a home visit. The nurse is examining the mother who is pregnant with her second child. The nurse asks the mother to raise her arms above her head. The mother replies, "I can't do this because it will cause the umbilical cord to strangle the baby." The nurse interprets this statement as reflective of:


A) home remedy.
B) herbalism.
C) folk medicine.
D) alternative therapy.

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The population that community health nurses serve in the United States is changing. Because of population shifts, nurses must become sensitive to the cultural differences and language differences among new community members. Which minority group currently represents the largest group?


A) African Americans
B) Hispanic Americans
C) Asian Americans
D) American Indians

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As a community health nurse, you overhear a colleague say, "I don't understand why the Yang's take their young teenage daughters to the Hmong New Year celebration and have them play these match-making games. The girls meet boys every day at school and they are too young to be looking for husbands." Which response would be the most appropriate?


A) "The Yang's are very different from us; maybe in time we can convince them that their practices are not right."
B) "Every culture has its differences; I think it is valuable that the Yang's are keeping their cultural practices alive."
C) "I know what you mean, I was thinking the same thing. You wouldn't catch me doing something similar with my teens."
D) "I feel sorry for those girls; they must feel funny in those cultural costumes. Let's talk to the parents and tell them how teens in America feel about such things."

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When working with immigrant groups in community health care, which action would be least appropriate for the community health nurse to take?


A) Permit ample time for interviewing to allow time to evaluate beliefs.
B) Develop educational programs to correct misconceptions.
C) Assume that the client has a basic understanding of health issues.
D) Ensure an appropriate interpreter for communication if needed.

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When applying the principles of transcultural nursing, which step must the nurse implement first?


A) Cultivate cultural sensitivity.
B) Develop cultural awareness.
C) Learn the client's group culture.
D) Demonstrate respect for culture.

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When developing an in-service program for a group of community health nurses about culture, which would the presenter expect to include?


A) All members of a cultural group are alike.
B) Intraethnic variations underscore a population's cultural diversity.
C) Ethnicity has a major impact on the effectiveness of health care.
D) Ethnocentric attitudes are key to working with different cultures.

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What is the most important reason for the nurse to conduct a cultural assessment?


A) Because it is often assigned by nursing faculty
B) Because usually there is some culturally based reason that causes clients to engage in or avoid certain actions
C) To meet the nurse's professional learning needs
D) Because understanding the values, beliefs, and practices of a designated cultural group is critical to effective nursing action

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D

After discussing the meaning of cultural diversity and its significance for community health nursing, the nursing instructor recognizes that some points need to be clarified when a student makes which comment?


A) "Dominant values are those held by the male head of the household in most American families."
B) "The percentages of minorities are rising, and this group is projected to comprise 50% of the population by 2050."
C) "Nurses maintain their original culture as they are socialized throughout the educational process."
D) "America has become an amalgamation of people who have different values, ideals, and behaviors, rather than the melting pot that was once envisioned."

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A community health nurse is providing care to several cultural groups in the community. When providing transcultural nursing, which action would be the priority?


A) Examining one's own culture carefully and recognizing that alternative viewpoints are possible
B) Recognizing that cultural values, beliefs, and practices influence people's health and lifestyles
C) Obtaining health-related information about a cultural group concerning their values, beliefs, and practices
D) Actively and attentively listening to demonstrate respect while learning about other cultures

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