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WorksheetsLPN Culture and Religion Quiz
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
When was the Civil Rights Act passed?
1964
1946
2004
1986
What is "a shared system of beliefs, values, and behavior expectations that provides a social structure for daily living"?
Culture
Customs
Race
Subcultures
What is "a generally accepted way of doing things that are common to people who share the same culture"?
Customs
Cultural sensitivity
Subcultures
Ethnicity
What is "awareness of different cultures"?
Cultural sensitivity
Culture shock
Cultural assimilation
Cultural diversity
What is "the feeling of disorientation by someone who is suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture"?
Culture shock
Cultural assimilation
Cultural diversity
Cultural respect
What is "the process of giving up parts of one's own culture and adopting parts of the culture of the dominant group"?
Cultural assimilation
Cultural sensitivity
Cultural diversity
Cultural respect
What is "the coexistence of different ethnic, biological sex, racial and socioeconomic groups within one social unit"?
Cultural diversity
Cultural assimilation
Cultural respect
Subcultures
What is "enable nurses to deliver services that are respectful and responsive to health beliefs, practices, cultural and linguistic needs of diverse patients"?
Cultural respect
Cultural diversity
Cultural assimilation
Cultural sensitivity
What is "a large group of people who are members of a large cultural group but who have certain characteristics not common of the larger cultural group"?
Subculture
Culture
Customs
Ethnicity
What is a "sense of identification with a collective cultural group, largely based on the group member's common heritage"?
Ethnicity
Race
Subculture
Genome
TRUE/FALSE: Physical characteristics are a reliable way to determine a person's race if they won't tell you.
True
False
What is "assuming all members of a cultural, ethnic group or race act alike"?
Stereotyping
Cultural imposition
Cultural blindness
Ethnocentric
What is the "belief that everyone should conform to the majority belief system"?
Cultural imposition
Cultural blindness
Cultural conflict
Ethnocentric
What is where "one ignores differences and proceeds as though they do not exist"?
Cultural blindness
Cultural conflict
Ethnocentric
Prejudice
What is "when people become aware of cultural differences and feel threatened, and respond by ridiculing the beliefs and traditions of others to make themselves feel more secure about their own values"?
Cultural conflict
Ethnocentric
Prejudice
Discrimination
What is "individuals of the same cultural group develop the attitude that their way of doing things is superior, right, or better than that of groups with different cultures"?
Ethnocentric
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
What is "intolerance of another culture"?
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
Xenophobia
What are "rights and privileges are withheld from those of another cultural group"?
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
Xenophobia
What is "prejudice, discrimination or antagonism direct against a person on the basis of their membership of a particular racial or ethnic group"?
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
Xenophobia
What is "fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners or of anything that is strange or foreign"?
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
Xenophobia
TRUE/FALSE: Racism leads to poorer patient health outcomes.
True
False
What is "when individuals have attitudes toward people or associate stereotypes with them without conscious knowledge"?
Racism
Unconscious bias
Prejudice
Xenophobia
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What can you do to improve your implicit bias?
Put yourself in other's shoes
Increase contact with groups different than your own
Have basic understanding of where patient's come from
Slap your wrist whenever an implicit bias enters your mind
Nathaniel is introducing you to people in his family, select the fictive kin.
"This is my mother, Maria. She gave birth to me when she was 23."
"This is my youngest sister, Julianna. She's 7 years younger than me."
"This is my uncle Patrick, he's my mother's step-brother so that's why he looks different."
"This is my sister, Amanda. She's not my blood sister, but we grew up together so we're basically related."
What ethnic group is most likely to have Tay Sach's disease?
Jewish people
Hispanic people
Asian people
Native American people
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What ethnic groups is most likely to have diabetes?
Hispanic people
Native American people
African American people
Asian people
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What ethnic groups is most likely to have HTN?
Hispanic people
Native American people
African American people
Asian people
It is estimated that _______ individuals are homeless.
19,400
194,000
149,000
250,000
Homeless people are most likely to seek healthcare....
Whenever, they're all on Medicaid so it'll be covered
Only when it becomes a serious issue
The following Monday, the clinic is least busy then
They will never ever seek healthcare unless they are forced by police
When it comes to the ESFT model, what does the E stand for?
Explanatory model of health/illness
Ethnicity
Ethnocentric cultural group
Exactly the medication they need
When it comes to the ESFT model, what does the S stand for?
Social/Environmental factors
Spending issues
Stop the hate
Slowly and thoroughly explain
When it comes to the ESFT model, what does the F stand for?
Fears/Concerns
Face the facts
Factor in their insurance plan
Fantastic work
When it comes to the ESFT model, what does the T stand for?
Therapeutic Contracting
The prejudice should stop now
Thank them for their time
Translate the material to their native language
Select the example of a nuclear family.
Husband and wife, Marcus and Vivian and their child Marietta all live together
Partners, Sylvia and Rachel live with Sylvia's grandmother Elizabeth while they take care of her
Ex-husband and wife, Donald and Valentina share custody of their twin daughters in different houses
Long-term (but not married) partners Ricardo and Ai live together with no children
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which descriptions would probably fit an African American household?
Matriarchal
Nuclear Family
Extended Family
Fictive Kin
Patriarchal
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which descriptions would probably fit an Asian household?
Matriarchal
Nuclear Family
Extended Family
Fictive Kin
Patriarchal
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which descriptions would probably fit a Hispanic household?
Matriarchal
Nuclear Family
Extended Family
Fictive Kin
Patriarchal
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which descriptions would probably fit a Hispanic household?
Matriarchal
Nuclear Family
Extended Family
Fictive Kin
Patriarchal
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some appropriate descriptors/foods found in a typical African American diet?
High in fat
High in salt
High in sugar
Leafy greens
Low fruit/dairy products
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some appropriate descriptors/foods found in a typical Asian diet?
High in fat
Beans
Noodles
Rice
Low fruit/dairy products
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some appropriate descriptors/foods found in a typical Asian diet?
Spices
Beans
Noodles
Rice
"Hot" and "Cold" foods
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some common religions found in African American communities?
Protestant
Catholic
Islam
Animism
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some common religions found in Asian communities?
Protestant
Catholic
Buddhist
Animism
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some tips to keep in mind when using a translator for a patient?
Avoid using family members/friends
It is ok to use family members/friends if they don't mind not being paid
Speak directly to the patient
Ask the interpreter to ask the patient a question
TRUE/FALSE: If your patient speaks a different language, talking louder can increase understanding.
True
False
What percent of adults do not have basic health literacy skills?
4%
14%
24%
34%
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What statements apply to African American communities when it comes to their wellness/illness beliefs and practices?
Diseases result from bad spirits, hexes, spells or punishment from God
May treat with home remedies, teas, herbs, etc
May wait for serious illness before seeking medical care
Sacred objects should not be touched/moved by staff
Diseases result as a violation of taboos, body, mind and spirit
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What statements apply to Asian communities when it comes to their wellness/illness beliefs and practices?
Diseases result as an imbalance between spirit/body
Natura/supernatural causes of illness
May wait for serious illness before seeking medical care
Natural plants, roots and herbs used to cure
Cupping/coining/pinching skin as a cure
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What statements apply to Hispanic communities when it comes to their wellness/illness beliefs and practices?
Diseases are a punishment from God for bad behaviors
Evil eye, evil spells
"Hot"/"Cold" imbalances
Sacred objects should not be touched/moved by staff
Diseases result as a violation of taboos, body, mind and spirit
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What statements apply to American Indian/Alaska Native communities when it comes to their wellness/illness beliefs and practices?
Diseases result from bad spirits, hexes, spells or punishment from God
Use herbal medicine in conjunction with Western medication
May use alternative healers and ceremonies
Sacred objects should not be touched/moved by staff
Diseases result as a violation of taboos, body, mind and spirit
What is also known as Western medicine?
Biomedicine
Personalistic system
Naturalistic system
Animism
What is a "person's relationship with nonmaterial life force or higher power"?
Spirituality
Religion
Pastoral
Agnostic
What is a "spiritual experience that contains specific beliefs and rituals"?
Religion
Spirituality
Pastoral Care
Routine
What "gives insight into the meaning of life, suffering, and death. Refers to the relationship of an individual to a higher power"?
Spiritual dimension
Emotional needs
Spiritual needs
Hope
What is "how people respond and deal with feelings"?
Emotional needs
Spiritual needs
Hope
Spiritual health
What is the "need for meaning, purpose, love, relatedness, and forgiveness"?
Spiritual needs
Hope
Spiritual health
Spiritual beliefs
What is the "ingredient in life responsible for a positive outlook, even in life's bleakest moments"?
Hope
Spiritual health
Rituals
Faith
What is a "condition that exists when the person's universal spirituals needs for meaning and purpose, love, belonging and forgiveness are met"?
Spiritual Health
Spiritual beliefs
Rituals
Faith
What is "associated with all aspects of a person's life including health and illness"?
Spiritual beliefs
Rituals
Faith
Agnostic
What is a "series of actions that have religious meaning"?
Atheism
Rituals
Faith
Agnostic
What is a "confident belief in something for which there is no proof or material evidence"?
Atheism
Spiritual dimension
Faith
Agnostic
What is a "one who holds the belief that nothing can be known about the existence of a higher power"?
Atheism
Spiritual dimension
Emotional needs
Agnostic
What is "a person who denies the existence of a higher power"?
Atheist
Spiritual dimension
Emotional needs
Spiritual needs
What is the function of a Pastoral Care Team?
To provide spiritual care to patients
To convert a patient to the dominant religion of the area
To explain to a patient what will happen to them in the afterlife
To join the family during the patient's final breaths
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some ways you can meet your patient's spiritual needs?
Ask open-ended questions about beliefs, fears, concerns
Listen and be understanding
Respond as naturally to spiritual concerns as you would to physical concerns
Help client face reality of illness
Allow families to participate in caregiving
Who are leaders in the Jewish faith?
Rabbis
Shaman
Medical men/women
Imam
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Who are leaders in Native American faiths?
Rabbis
Shaman
Medical men/women
Imam
Who are leaders in the Muslim faith?
Rabbis
Shaman
Medical men/women
Imam
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some worship practices in the Jewish faith?
Believe in God but not Jesus Christ
Sabbath is from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday
A holy day is Rosh Hashanah
A holy day is Passover
Attend mass weekly
What is a worship practices in the Christian faith?
Believe in God but not Jesus Christ
Sunday is the day of worship unless specific otherwise
No ordained clergy
No worship images
Attend mass weekly
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some worship practices in the Catholic faith?
Believe in God but not Jesus Christ
No ordained clergy
Communion
Worship in churches or cathedrals
Attend mass weekly
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some worship practices in the Mormon faith?
High priests are members of the church
No ordained clergy
Communion
Pray 5 times a day
Attend mass weekly
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some worship practices in the Muslim faith?
Use Qur'an for guidelines of a devotional life, thinking and social obligations
Need water for ritual washing before prayer and a prayer rug
Face Mecca or east when praying
Pray 5 times a day
No worship images
What is a lifestyle practice of the Jewish faith?
Males may wear yarmulke or a prayer shawl
Strongly oppose abortion
Avoid most medical treatment and physical examination
Marriage in the temple seals relationship for eternity
Conscientious objector in wartime
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Catholic faith?
Males may wear yarmulke or a prayer shawl
Strongly oppose abortion
Avoid most medical treatment and physical examination
Natural family planning instead of birth control
Conscientious objector in wartime
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Christian Science faith?
Males may wear yarmulke or a prayer shawl
Avoid immunizations
Avoid most medical treatment and physical examination
Practice of religion is essential to wellness
Conscientious objector in wartime
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Mormon faith?
Personal health and prevention of disease is highly valued
Avoid immunizations
Marriage in the temple seals relationship for eternity
Practice of religion is essential to wellness
Conscientious objector in wartime
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Jehovah's Witness religion?
Personal health and prevention of disease is highly valued
Individual does not take an oath or participate in national holidays/ceremonies
Marriage in the temple seals relationship for eternity
Practice of religion is essential to wellness
Conscientious objector in wartime
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Mennonite religion?
Can use electricity/motorized vehicles
Individual does not take an oath or participate in national holidays/ceremonies
Marriage in the temple seals relationship for eternity
Use telephone/cell phones
Conscientious objector in wartime
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Amish religion?
Simplistic lives
No modern conveniences
Clothing expresses simplicity/faith
Do not believe in health insurance/social security
Infant baptism
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some lifestyle practices of the Muslim religion?
Ramadan is a month of fasting
Moderation in eating and drinking
Clothing expresses simplicity/faith
Submission to Allah is important
Infant baptism
What is a food preference of the Jewish religion?
Kosher diet
Fasting or avoiding from meat on Ash Wednesday
No alcohol or tobacco
Limit meat
Avoid coffee and tea
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some food preferences of the Catholic religion?
Kosher diet
Fasting or avoiding from meat on Ash Wednesday
Fasting or avoiding meat on all Fridays during Lent
Must fast on Good Friday
Avoid coffee and tea
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some food preferences of the Mormon religion?
Eat in moderations
Limit meat
Avoid coffee and tea
No alcohol
No tobacco
What is a food preference of the Christian Science religion?
Kosher diet
Fasting or avoiding from meat on Ash Wednesday
No alcohol or tobacco
Limit meat
Avoid coffee and tea
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some food preferences of the Jehovah's Witness religion?
Avoid food to which blood is added
Limit meat
Avoid coffee and tea
No alcohol
No tobacco
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some food preferences of the Muslim religion?
Avoid food to which blood is added
Avoid pork and pork products
Avoid coffee and tea
No intoxicants
No tobacco
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some death practices in the Jewish faith?
some may not believe in cremation, autopsies, embalming
Approve of organ donation
Some do not want nurses to touch deceased family members bodies
Baptism should be performed if a fetus is not clinically dead
Organs must be cleansed with a nonblood solution
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some death practices in the Catholic faith?
Autopsy/organ donation and cremation may not be encouraged
When death is near, a priest should be brought in to administer Last Rites and Holy Communion
Some do not want nurses to touch deceased family members bodies
Baptism should be performed if a fetus is not clinically dead
Organs must be cleansed with a nonblood solution
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some death practices in the Jehovah's Witness faith?
some may not believe in cremation, autopsies, embalming
When death is near, a priest should be brought in to administer Last Rites and Holy Communion
Some do not want nurses to touch deceased family members bodies
Organ donation is a private decision
Organs must be cleansed with a nonblood solution
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some death practices in Islam?
Family washes the body, fold the hands and turns the body to Mecca
When death is near, a priest should be brought in to administer Last Rites and Holy Communion
Only relatives or friends may touch the body
Organ donation is a private decision
Organs must be cleansed with a nonblood solution
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are the holy teachings of Judaism?
Torah
Talmud
Bible
Quran
What is the sacred book of Christianity?
Torah
Talmud
Bible
Quran
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some reasons for Baptism in Christianity?
Wash away sun
Receiving the Holy Spirit
Rite of admission in the Christian community
Allows God to see this child as a member of the Muslim faith
What faith has a representative of Jesus Christ on Earth?
Catholicism
Christianity
Islam
Mennonite
Which is performed secondary in the Catholic faith?
Anointing of the Sick
Last Rites
In the Hindu faith, what is ethics or duties?
Dharma
Karma
Bhakti
Moksha
In the Hindu faith, what are actions or deeds?
Dharma
Karma
Bhakti
Moksha
In the Hindu faith, what is devotion and knowledge that God is the ultimate power and exists in many forms?
Dharma
Karma
Bhakti
Moksha
What religions believe in reincarnation?
Buddhism
Hindu
Mennonites
Jehovah's Witness
Catholicism
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some death practices of Hindu religion?
Family washes the body, fold the hands and turns the body to Mecca
Family may want to wash the body in preparation for cremation
Will allow autopsies
Cremation after death
Ashes are spread in holy river
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are some death practices of the Buddhist religion?
May allow organ donation if it will help someone to enlightenment
Family may want to wash the body in preparation for cremation
Does allow autopsies
Cremation is common after death
Ashes are spread in holy river
