Question 1

In an Australian context, this refers to the entitlement of all Australians for an equal treatment and opportunity to contribute to the progress of Australia:&#10;A) Social equity&#10;B) Productive diversity&#10;C) cultural respect&#10;D) All are correct

Accepted Answer

Social equity&#10;

Question 2

In an Australian context, this refers to maximisation of significant culture, social and economic aspects, that encompasses the diversity that makes up Australia:&#10;A) Productive diversity&#10;B) Social equity&#10;C) Cultural respect&#10;D) None are correct

Accepted Answer

Productive diversity refers to the strategy of maximizing the cultural, social, and economic benefits derived from the diversity within a society, which is particularly relevant in the Australian context where there is a rich mix of cultures.

Question 3

This is considered to be the guiding and founding document in New Zealand, which plays a significant role in healthcare:&#10;A) Declaration of Independence&#10;B) Treaty of Auckland&#10;C) Treaty of Waitangi&#10;D) All are correct.

Accepted Answer

The Treaty of Waitangi, signed in 1840, is considered the founding document of New Zealand, playing a crucial role in the country's healthcare system by ensuring equitable health outcomes for the Māori population.

Question 4

What are the key principles of the Treaty of Waitangi?&#10;A) Protection&#10;B) Participation&#10;C) Partnership&#10;D) All are correct

Accepted Answer

The Treaty of Waitangi, signed in 1840 between the British Crown and Māori chiefs, is based on principles of Partnership, Protection, and Participation, making all the options correct.

Question 5

This is the term applied and relevant for healthcare professionals who should recognise people who might be different from healthcare providers in terms of socioeconomic status, age, sexual orientation and ethnic origin:

A) Individual difference
B) Cross-cultural difference
C) Bi-cultural difference
D) None are correct

Accepted Answer

Cross-cultural difference is the term that applies to recognizing differences among people, including those related to socioeconomic status, age, sexual orientation, and ethnic origin, especially in a healthcare context. This awareness is crucial for healthcare professionals to provide culturally competent care.

Question 6

In working with multicultural population, you should consider:&#10;A) Understanding yourself&#10;B) Practising communication skills&#10;C) Treating everyone as individuals&#10;D) All are correct

Accepted Answer

Understanding yourself, practicing communication skills, and treating everyone as individuals are all crucial aspects of effectively working with a multicultural population. This holistic approach ensures respect, effective communication, and individualized care or interaction.

Question 7

In the New Zealand context,what refers to involving M?ori at all levels of the sector, in decision-making and planning. and reflected in what principle in the Treaty of Waitangi?&#10;A) Partnership&#10;B) Protection&#10;C) Participation&#10;D) None are correct

Accepted Answer

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Question 8

In caring for patients who have difficulty speaking English, what is the best intervention to consider?&#10;A) Organise an interpreter service&#10;B) Teach patients basic English&#10;C) Ask relatives to interpret&#10;D) Use sign language

Accepted Answer

Organizing an interpreter service is the best intervention for patients who have difficulty speaking English because it ensures accurate and effective communication between healthcare providers and the patient, respecting the patient's language and cultural background.

Question 9

When confronted with issues regarding a patient's religious beliefs, what would be your best response in ensuring culturally safe nursing care?&#10;A) Explain that it is out of your scope as a health professional&#10;B) Provide or discuss options as to how and where they can practise their religious rituals&#10;C) Call the priest and encourage the patient to consider the priest's advice as they are the best preachers&#10;D) Explain that religion is not actually significant, just like what most people think.

Accepted Answer

Providing or discussing options for patients to practice their religious rituals respects their beliefs and ensures culturally safe nursing care by acknowledging and accommodating their spiritual needs.

Question 10

In New Zealand, this framework was developed to ensure cultural sensitivity as applied to the healthcare system by health experts and professionals:&#10;A) Cultural diversity&#10;B) Cultural safety&#10;C) Code of ethics&#10;D) Multicultural nation

Accepted Answer

Cultural safety is a framework developed in New Zealand to ensure that the healthcare system is culturally sensitive to the needs of patients, particularly the indigenous Maori population. It emphasizes the importance of healthcare professionals being aware of their own cultural identities and attitudes, and how these can affect the care they provide.

Deck 5: Cultural Considerations in Emergency Care