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WorksheetsSunrise Model Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The Sunrise Model primarily helps nurses to:
Guide culturally congruent care by mapping social-structure dimensions
Classify diseases by pathophysiology
Prioritize biomedical interventions over emic care
Provide legal consent templates
Which component best captures a group’s migration history and past healthcare experiences?
Ethnohistory
Technological factors
Economic factors
Educational factors
A patient wants to continue a harmless herbal tea while taking antibiotics; the nurse agrees but times it away from doses. This best illustrates:
Preservation/Maintenance
Accommodation/Negotiation
Repatterning/Restructuring
Standardization/Protocolization
Which factor addresses “who makes decisions” and caregiving roles in a family?
Technological
Religious & philosophical
Kinship & social
Environmental context & language
Which action demonstrates preservation/maintenance?
Allowing prayer schedule and headscarf during care when safe
Replacing a full fast with a partial fast after teaching risks
Limiting family presence to meet visiting hours
Discontinuing a hepatotoxic herbal remedy
“Emic” versus “etic” in the Sunrise Model means:
Emic = patient/community care knowledge; Etic = professional system knowledge
Emic = lab values; Etic = subjective feelings
Emic = universal human needs; Etic = family customs
Emic = legal doctrine; Etic = religious doctrine
Facing low health literacy, which is the best educational adjustment?
Give a standard English pamphlet
Use teach-back in the preferred language with simple visuals
Schedule diagnostic tests first
Ask family to sign consent
A political/legal factor affecting care would be:
Hospital consent policies for minors
Seasonal air pollution levels
Availability of blenderized diets
Patient taste preferences
Repatterning/restructuring is most appropriate:
When a practice is harmless and helpful
When a practice conflicts with schedule but is safe
When a practice increases risk (e.g., honey for infants); co-create a safer alternative
When staffing is short
First step in a Sunrise-guided assessment:
Calculate BMI
Ask about worldview and what “being well” means
Verify insurance coverage
Assign a decision-maker
