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Question 1 of 12
What is the correct term for obtaining information about the patient’s beliefs, values, and practices along with clinician skill development of respect, appreciation, and sensitivity?
Cultural knowledge
Cultural encounter
Cultural skill
Cultural collaboration
Question 2 of 12
Which of the following are common themes in end of life regardless of individual culture?
Pain and comfort
Making plans
Honoring spiritual beliefs
All of the above
Question 3 of 12
Which medical bioethical principle is not a universal concept across cultures with regard to medical care?
Beneficence
Justice
Autonomy
Advocacy
Question 4 of 12
Active listening and suspending ____________ demonstrates cultural humility and competence
Biases
Bad news
Empathy
Shock
Question 5 of 12
What does the “C” stand for in the FICA mnemonic for spiritual assessment?
Collaboration
Community
Cause
Culture
Question 6 of 12
A dying patient is deferring a decision about completing an advanced directive to their group of family members and spiritual advisors. This is an example of:
Death as a taboo subject
Collectivism
Use of traditional healing
Question 7 of 12
What does the four C’s stand for?
Communication, care, coordination, customs
Customs, care, critical, communication
Cultural values, customs, communication, care
Communication, cultural values, comprehension, customs
Question 8 of 12
Which culture encourages dying at home?
Korean
Chinese
Vietnamese
Indian
Question 9 of 12
Ethnic minorities in comparison to whites continue to have lower rates of completing advance directives for which of the following reasons?
Taboo
Abdicating to physicians
Question 10 of 12
Assessment of pain is important in cultural contexts of end of life because:
Pain is the same for everyone regardless of culture
Pain is experienced at a worse level within non-white patients
Pain is a diverse experience that can be influenced by culture
Pain cannot be mitigated in end of life
Question 11 of 12
The document that helps identify how a patient wants to be treated, what they want their loved ones to know, and how comfortable the patient wants to be is called:
My Five Dignity Needs
My Five Wishes
Patient Dignity Inventory
Patient Bill of Rights
Question 12 of 12
Open ________________ aimed at understanding how each person’s belief system shapes their palliative care and terminal care needs forms the basis of optimal care.
Hearts
Minds
Communication
Wounds