Question 1

Which statement about critical reflection is true?
1) Critical reflection helps free the professional from prejudice.
2) Critical reflection is intended for the patient,not the health professional.
3) Critical reflection is the same as cultural competence.
4) Critical reflection is the same as cultural sensitivity.

1

Accepted Answer

Critical reflection is a process of analyzing and evaluating personal experiences and beliefs to identify bias, assumptions, and stereotypes that may lead to prejudice. It helps the professional to recognize and address these issues to improve their practice and provide better care to patients. Critical reflection is not intended for the patient, but for the health professional themselves to improve their cultural competence and sensitivity.

Question 2

Each component of Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN)has all but the following:&#10;1) Knowledge.&#10;2) Skills.&#10;3) Attitudes.&#10;4) Risk.

Accepted Answer

The components of QSEN include knowledge, skills, and attitudes related to patient-centered care, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, safety, and informatics. Risk is not listed as a component of QSEN.

Question 3

Standards of Practice for Culturally Competent Nursing Care include all of the following except
1) Aggregate data on individual cultures.
2) Cross-cultural communication.
3) Policy development.
4) Market justice.

4

Accepted Answer

The Standards of Practice for Culturally Competent Nursing Care do not include the concept of market justice, which refers to the distribution of benefits and burdens based on market forces. The other options listed (aggregate data on individual cultures, cross-cultural communication, and policy development) are all key components of culturally competent nursing care.

Question 4

A statement that alerts the health-care provider that a patient may not have adequate heath literacy is
1) I usually take my medication every morning.
2) My spouse keeps all this information; I will take the form home to complete.
3) I prefer to get my information from the Internet; I can remember it better.
4) I think I understand the information; I will call you if I have additional questions.

Accepted Answer

The statement "My spouse keeps all this information; I will take the form home to complete" suggests that the patient may not be able to understand or remember the information provided to them, and relies on someone else to manage their healthcare needs. This could be a sign of inadequate health literacy.

Question 5

A good source for finding systematic reviews for evidence-based practice is
1) The World Health Organization.
2) Health Sciences online.
3) Campbell Collaboration Library.
4) Scirus for scientific information.
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Answer Section
MULTIPLE CHOICE

Accepted Answer

The Campbell Collaboration Library is a specialized database that focuses on systematic reviews for social sciences interventions. It is designed to help users quickly find high-quality evidence for evidence-based practice. The other options may also contain relevant information, but they are broader in scope and may require more searching to find systematic reviews specifically.

Question 6

When unable to find best evidence in systematic reviews,the New York Academy of Medicine is another source where the provider can obtain
1) Grey literature.
2) The Cochrane library.
3) Evidence-based practice journals.
4) PubMed.

Accepted Answer

The New York Academy of Medicine is a good source for grey literature, which can often provide valuable information and data that may not be found in other sources, including systematic reviews. The other options may be helpful sources for evidence-based practice, but they may not provide the specific information needed when systematic reviews are not available.

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