Question: 14. Babies Are Named By The Father 8 Days After Birth When Traditional Circumcision May Be Postponed When In Bad Health) Done. A Mohel Performs The Circumcision. Female Babies Are Named During The Reading Of The Torah. Nurses Need To Be Sensitive When Caring For Babies Who Have Not Yet Been Named A) Eastern Orthodox B) Reform Jews C) Orthodox Judaism …

14. Babies are named by the father 8 days after birth when traditional circumcision may be postponed when in bad health) done. A Mohel performs the circumcision. Female babies are named during the reading of the Torah. Nurses need to be sensitive when caring for babies who have not yet been named a) Eastern Orthodox b) Reform Jews c) Orthodox Judaism d) Roman Catholic 15. Based on cultural factors, there are certain nursing diagnoses that are particularly problematic. What are they? Select all that apply: a) Deficient knowledge b) Impaired verbal communication c) Ineffective health maintenance d) Disturbed sensory perception e) Noncompliance 16. nursing is practiced when the nurse consistently attempt to apply knowledge about culture to all aspects of care a) Holistic b) Transcultural c) Skilled d) Hospice 17. What do you need to achieve cultural competence? Select that apply: a) Understand your own cultural beliefs and practices. b) Perceive the health care setting from a patient’s point o view. c) Be open and sensitive to a patient’s cultural values. d) Uphold and defend your own beliefs before anything 18. When communicating with a client who speaks a diffe language, which best practice should the nurse implement a) Speak loudly and slowly b) Arrange for an interpreter to translate c) Speak to the client and family together d) Stand close to the client and speak loudly. discussing preoperati 19. The ambulatory care nurse is discussing preoperative procedures with a Japanese American client who is scheduled for surgery the following week. During the discussion, the client continually smiles and nods the head. How should the nurse interpret this nonverbal behavior? a) Reflecting cultural value. b) An acceptance of treatment. c) Client agreement to the required procedures. d) Client understanding of the preoperative procedures 20. The major factor contributing to the increased emphasis on the need for proficiency in cultural nursing practice in the United States is which of the following? a) An increasing birth rate. b) Increased access to health care services. c) Demographic changes. d) A decreasing rate of immigration