Which of the following is NOT one of the instruments used to assess cultural competence in nurses?

A nurse is interviewing a newly admitted patient. Which question is considered culturally appropriate?

A young Hispanic mother comes to the local clinic because her baby is sick. She only speaks fluent Spanish and the nurse only speaks English. What is the appropriate nursing intervention?

True or False: The ability of a nurse to provide adequate medical care to every patient is called cultural preference.

A nurse is American-born and works in a large hospital with patients from many cultures. What must this nurse develop to provide the best care?

Culture varies from patient to patient. Why is it important that the nurse understands and accepts each patient as an individual?

The nurse is conducting an assessment on an American Indian woman who has come to the clinic complaining of a headache. The patient tells the nurse that the remedies prescribed by her tribal healer have "done some good". Which response by the nurse is appropriate at this time?

The behaviors, customs, arts, and beliefs of a particular group of people are called

Which of the following is NOT considered a barrier to accessing health care within diverse groups?

During a team huddle, the nurse manager highlights success stories of culturally competent interventions that improved patient trust and satisfaction, motivating the team to continue integrating cultural values into care. Which aspect of the TIP Model is demonstrated?

A charge nurse facilitates a discussion among staff nurses from different cultural backgrounds to determine culturally appropriate ways of communicating with non-English-speaking patients. What is the main benefit of this Participative approach?

A head nurse mentors staff to develop cultural competence, encourages innovative strategies for culturally congruent care, and recognizes nurses who effectively bridge cultural gaps. Which TIP Model component is most evident?

A nurse manager inspires her multicultural team by sharing a vision of a care environment where every patient’s cultural beliefs are respected and integrated into nursing care. Which aspect of the TIP Model does this illustrate?

A nurse leader encourages culturally diverse staff members to share their perspectives on patient care practices that reflect their cultural values. She integrates these ideas into the unit’s care plan. Which component of Boyle’s TIP Model is being demonstrated?

Despite being busy, a nurse eagerly attends a workshop on cultural competence and shows genuine passion for learning how to care for patients from various cultures. Which component of Bacote’s model does this demonstrate?

A nurse volunteers to work in a multicultural community clinic to meet people of different ethnic backgrounds and improve her understanding of diverse beliefs. Which component of Campinha-Bacote’s model applies?

You are caring for a Chinese patient who prefers using herbal teas for minor illnesses. You assess the patient’s use of these remedies and discuss possible interactions with prescribed medications. What element of Bacote’s model is shown?

A nurse takes time to study about the traditional healing practices of Indigenous Filipino communities to better understand her patient’s background. Which concept in Campinha-Bacote’s model is being demonstrated?

During your clinical duty, you are assigned to care for a Muslim patient who refuses pork-based medications. You respect her decision and coordinate with the pharmacist for an alternative drug. Which component of Campinha-Bacote’s model does this situation best reflect?

What is NOT included in the components of culturally competent ethical decision making?

What is the component of culture care preservation or maintenance trying to achieve?

Who is the author of the Ethical Decisions Model?

Which of the following is NOT included in the 4 levels of cultural knowledge that must be established in order to apply the Ethical Decisions Model?

The Ethical Decisions Model in nursing emphasizes the importance of considering cultural factors when making ethical choices this model mainly serves as?

In the Sunrise Model, the outermost rays represent:

Which statement best describes culture care repatterning or restructuring?

The Sunrise Model identifies which of the following as a cultural and social structure dimension?

Leininger’s theory emphasizes that culture and care are:

The main focus of Leininger’s Sunrise Model is:

A nurse notes that her patient values punctuality and schedules appointments precisely on time. Which cultural phenomenon does this reflect?

In the Giger and Davidhizar model, which cultural phenomenon focuses on a person’s comfort with physical closeness, eye contact, and touch?

Before a surgery, a client asks to have a priest bless her and sprinkle holy water on her hospital bed. This is an example of:

Which of the following practices represents protecting health?

A nurse observes that a family practices prayer rituals and fasting together every Friday to strengthen their faith and “keep the family healthy and safe.” Which health-related dimension does this practice emphasize in Spector’s model?

Which of the following is not one of the six cultural phenomena in Giger and Davidhizar’s model?

According to Giger and Davidhizar, culture is best defined as:

Which of the following best describes the focus of the Giger and Davidhizar Transcultural Assessment Model?

A nurse caring for a Chinese client learns that the client believes illness occurs due to an imbalance between hot and cold forces in the body. The nurse includes warm soups and herbal teas in the diet plan as per the client’s request. What nursing action is demonstrated here?

A 60-year-old Filipino man recovering from pneumonia tells the nurse that he is drinking salabat (ginger tea) and using hilot (traditional massage) to help him regain strength. What concept from the Health Traditions Model is this behavior most consistent with?

The Biocultural Ecology domain primarily examines:

In Purnell’s Model, the Communication domain focuses on which of the following aspects?

How can nurses use Purnell’s Model in clinical practice?

Which cultural domain involves understanding family decision-making patterns, gender roles, and household organization?

What does the outermost ring in Purnell’s Model represent?

What are the transcultural nursing principles?

What is culture care?

What does that mean about cultural diversity?

What is the role of nurses in transcultural nursing?

What is the definition of transcultural nursing?

There were 683 People living with Tuberculosis in the Philippines in 2023

Worldview is how people look at the world, or the universe, and form a “picture or value stance” about the world and their lives.

It is defined as obtaining a sound educational foundation concerning the various worldviews of different cultures

 Foreign nurses in Saudi Arabia comprise about 90% of the total number of nurses and are mostly Indian, Filipino and Malaysian.

What is the Life Expectancy at birth for Females in Saudi Arabia?

The leading cause of Death in the Philippines in 2021 is Stroke.

A self-regulated healthcare professional who is a graduate of a university or college of nursing/midwifery and has successfully passed the licensure exam set by the nursing and midwifery body.

The N in LEARN Model stands for:

The Compulsory Education in Saudi Arabia is:

A learned subfield or branch of nursing that focuses upon the comparative study and analysis of cultures concerning nursing and health-illness caring practices, beliefs, and values