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Cultural Diversity HS1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

While you are recording Mr. Johnson's blood pressure, he tells you that he was very dissatisfied with the service he received when he was checking in. You sit down to speak with him, sympathetically, and ask some clarifying questions. After he's finished speaking, you say

a)

"They are very busy out front today. I'll have to have a talk with them,"

b)

" I'm sorry you had a bad experience , Mr. Johnson. Thank you for letting me know"

c)

"I'm sorry you had a bad experience Mr. Johnson. I'll have to have a talk with them"

d)

"I'm not out there. I'm not sure why you are telling me. Let them know about it."

2.

Your patient is sitting in the exam room chair, telling you his/her complain. You should:

a)

Stand up

b)

Sit at eye level

3.

Even with good service recovery, you're likely to lose the majority of patients as clients.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

" I can see why you are frustrated," is an example of:

a)

making amends

b)

offering alrternatives

c)

apologizing

d)

acknowledging feelings

5.

" I don't have an appointment available right now, bit I can give you the next available appointment, " is an example of:

a)

making amends

b)

offering alternatives

c)

apologizing

d)

acknowledging

feelings

6.

Health disparities are

a)

all differences people experience in terms of health quality, healthcare access, and health outcomes

b)

preventable differences in terms of health quality, healthcare access, and healthcare outcomes

c)

differences between children and adults in healthcare access and healthcare outcomes

d)

similarities between disadvantaged populations in terms of healthcare access and outcomes

7.

Health Disparities are also called

a)

health inequalities

b)

health equities

c)

health equailities

8.

Health equity ensures that:

a)

everyone has access to the same food as everyone else.

b)

everyone has the same access to healthcare and quality of health

c)

everyone has the same income and things as everyone else.

d)

everyone has the same goals and dreams for the future as everyone else.

9.

Health literacy includes which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

a)

Knowledge of the health insurance table

b)

Spelling

c)

Reading

d)

Knowledge about healthful practices to stay healthy

e)

Writing

10.

Why are people with limited literacy skills more likely to skip important preventive measures?

a)

Because they may have limited knowledge of health information

b)

Because they may have difficulty reading the instructions given to them

c)

Because they dont understand the health information being given to them

d)

Because they dont care about their health and well-being

e)

because they may have more difficulty paying attention than people with high literacy skills.

11.

Of the following options, who is the central focus of culturally competent healthcare?

a)

The patient

b)

The top leadership of healthcare institutions

c)

The ethnic or cultural group

d)

The healthcare professional or provider

12.

Cultural competency improves healthcare for diverse populations by: (select all that apply)

a)

providing relevant health education and training

b)

providing prescriptions for medications

c)

providing standard medical care for treatment of disease

d)

reducing health disparities

13.

Which of the following are HELPFUL steps toward achieving cultural competency ?

(select all that apply)

a)

following your own cultural habits in regards to eye contact and touching

b)

think about the effect of your words on the patient before you speak

c)

be aware of your co-workers personal beliefs and prejudices

d)

learn information about a culture before accepting all you hear from others

e)

be aware of your own personal beliefs and prejudices

14.

Some cultures and religions have beliefs about health practices and treatments that conflict with what their doctor might prescribe.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Patients can refuse treatment that interferes with their cultural and religious beliefs.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

While speaking with a Chinese patient, you notice that they are looking down towards the ground not making eye contact. How might you interpret their lack of eye contact?

a)

They are very shy when they communicate

b)

They are clearly being rude

c)

It is a communication trait of their culture

d)

They don't care about what you're saying

17.

You are working as a medical office assistant, and a new female patient calls to schedule a physical. She mentions that she is a Muslim.

You remember that it would be best to assign her to:

a)

a male physician

b)

a female physician

18.

Which of the following is NOT part of socioeconomic status?

a)

Income

b)

Upbrining

c)

Education

d)

Occupation

19.

Socioeconomic status can affect a patient's:

(click all that apply)

a)

Exposure to illness or toxins

b)

Healthcare behaviors

c)

Availability of healthcare

d)

Ability to understand treatment

e)

Spoken language

20.

What are some causes of health disparities? (Select all that apply)

a)

Accessibility

b)

Environment

c)

Income

d)

Pets