TRANSCULTURAL NURSING FINAL VERSION 1

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TRANSCULTURAL NURSING FINAL VERSION 1

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TRANSCULTURAL NURSING VERSION 1

The nurse considers the care needs of a person who uses a wheelchair. When planning care, the nurse recognizes that the

best approach is to (select all that apply):

• Plan activities that will maintain the patient's immobility and

limit the patient's safety risks.

• Encourage the patient to move freely and to have the most

autonomy that the clinical situation allows.

• Encourage activities that force the patient to develop stronger

motor skills.

• Sit facing the patient to maintain eye-to-eye contact. -

CORRECT ANSWER -B. Encourage the patient to move freely and to have the most autonomy that the clinical situation allows.

• Sit facing the patient to maintain eye-to-eye contact. 1 / 4

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The nurse is teaching a community class about the incidence of disability in the United States.According to WHO, what factors account for the increasing number of persons with disabilities in the United States?

• Ageing
• The emergence of chronic diseases
• Injuries caused by road crashes

D. HIV/AIDS

• All of these - CORRECT ANSWER -E. All of these

Two organizations that primarily provide support for persons

with intellectual and develop-mental disabilities are:

• ADA and ICN
• WHO and ADA
• The Arc and LDA
• NCHS and WHO - CORRECT ANSWER -C. The Arc and

LDA

The nurse caring for persons with disabilities recognizes that the concept of "people first refers to the belief that: 2 / 4

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• All persons with disabilities have strengths, abilities, and

inherent value, and are equal in the law.

• Persons with disabilities should be given first priority in

clinical settings.

• Persons with disabilities must first overcome them before

actively participating in society.

• Persons with disabilities should be first to receive healthcare

benefits. - CORRECT ANSWER -A. All persons with disabilities have strengths, abilities, and inherent value, and are equal in the law.

What situation describes the problem of disability disparities among persons with disabilities?

• Low-income, working-age adults with physical disabilities

experience problems with transportation accessibility and

privacy barriers:

• A person is born with a learning disability.
• Children who have cerebral palsy experience problems with

mobility.

• There is a high percentage of physically disabled among the

young. - CORRECT ANSWER -A. Low-income, working-age adults with physical disabilities experience problems with transportation accessibility and privacy barriers

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The nurse is interviewing a patient with a disability who has a problem speaking clearly. The patient is struggling to explain a

situation. The best initial action by the nurse is to:

• Correct the patient's mispronunciations and unclear

statements.

• Listen patiently without interrupting, then question to clarify.
• Speak directly instead to a family member who is able to

interpret the patient's meaning.

• Pretend to follow the conversation to minimize the patient's

embarrassment. - CORRECT ANSWER -B. Listen patiently without interrupting, then question to clarify.

The culturally competent nurse recognizes that the use of certain language can be demoralizing to persons with disabilities.Which of these statements suggest that the nurse is using culturally appropriate language when caring for clients with disabilities?

• The nurse giving a report at change of shift mentions that the

patient is afflicted with mobility problems and has recently been stricken with MS.

• The emergency room triage nurse explains that, "since you

are handicapped, I'll place you in a larger cubicle for your assessment."

• The nurse explains to the doctor, "I believe this young lady

may have a hearing impairment."

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