Question 1

If we are to promote equality we must:

Accepted Answer

A)  treat everyone the same 
B)  treat everyone with equal respect but take account of individual needs and make accommodations to meet these needs 
C)  ignore their differences 
A)  treat everyone the same 
B)  treat everyone with equal respect but take account of individual needs and make accommodations to meet these needs 
C)  ignore their differences B

Question 2

Functionalist sociologists view society as:

Accepted Answer

A)  A system in which different structures work together to maintain effective order 
B)  A set of different structures that operate independently of each other 
C)  A system in which different structures work against each other and achieve change through conflict 
D)  None of the above 
A)  A system in which different structures work together to maintain effective order 
B)  A set of different structures that operate independently of each other 
C)  A system in which different structures work against each other and achieve change through conflict 
D)  None of the above A

Question 3

Taking on the 'sick role' means that an individual is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Expected to comply with medical advice and want to get better 
B)  Expected to comply with medical advice and not worry about getting better 
C)  Expected to question and challenge medical advice 
D)  All the above 
A)  Expected to comply with medical advice and want to get better 
B)  Expected to comply with medical advice and not worry about getting better 
C)  Expected to question and challenge medical advice 
D)  All the above A

Question 4

If we want to improve people's health we should:

Accepted Answer

A)  take account of factors such as poverty that have a negative impact 
B)  build more hospitals 
C)  tell people that they should take more responsibility for their own health 
A)  take account of factors such as poverty that have a negative impact 
B)  build more hospitals 
C)  tell people that they should take more responsibility for their own health

Question 5

Some people hide their health condition from others because:

Accepted Answer

A)  it is no one else's business 
B)  they are concerned that other people will try to help them 
C)  they are concerned that other people will treat them differently/negatively 
A)  it is no one else's business 
B)  they are concerned that other people will try to help them 
C)  they are concerned that other people will treat them differently/negatively

Question 6

For us to understand sociology:

Accepted Answer

A)  We only need to know about one theory or perspective 
B)  We need to know about a number of theories and perspectives 
C)  We don't need to know about theories and perspectives 
D)  None of the above 
A)  We only need to know about one theory or perspective 
B)  We need to know about a number of theories and perspectives 
C)  We don't need to know about theories and perspectives 
D)  None of the above

Question 7

Families are:

Accepted Answer

A)  always places of safety and support 
B)  places of danger and distress 
C)  very different in their composition, the way in which they relate to each other, and the level and nature of support provided 
A)  always places of safety and support 
B)  places of danger and distress 
C)  very different in their composition, the way in which they relate to each other, and the level and nature of support provided

Question 8

According to the social model of disability disabled people are:

Accepted Answer

A)  disabled due to their own condition 
B)  disabled by a range of barriers that prevent or limit their full participation in society 
C)  unable to do things because they lack the ability 
A)  disabled due to their own condition 
B)  disabled by a range of barriers that prevent or limit their full participation in society 
C)  unable to do things because they lack the ability

Question 9

Feminism is a single sociological perspective that:

Accepted Answer

A)  Views male dominance within society as natural and acceptable 
B)  Challenges male dominance within society 
C)  It is not a single perspective but instead a collection of perspectives that challenge and seek to change gender divisions within society 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Views male dominance within society as natural and acceptable 
B)  Challenges male dominance within society 
C)  It is not a single perspective but instead a collection of perspectives that challenge and seek to change gender divisions within society 
D)  None of the above

Question 10

An important aspect of sociology is that:

Accepted Answer

A)  It is just common sense 
B)  It just describes society 
C)  It can help us to look critically at things we can take for granted in society such as the family and health care 
D)  All the above 
A)  It is just common sense 
B)  It just describes society 
C)  It can help us to look critically at things we can take for granted in society such as the family and health care 
D)  All the above

Exam 37: Introduction to the Sociological Context of Nursing

If we are to promote equality we must:

Functionalist sociologists view society as:

Taking on the 'sick role' means that an individual is:

If we want to improve people's health we should:

Some people hide their health condition from others because:

For us to understand sociology:

Families are:

According to the social model of disability disabled people are:

Feminism is a single sociological perspective that:

An important aspect of sociology is that:

What Is Nursing and What Is a Nurse

Being a Nursing Student

Reflection and Evidence-Based Practice

Academic Writing and Assessment Skills

Ethics

Law

Accountability and Professionalism

Resilience

Becoming a Change Agent

Delivering Effective Care

Introduction to Nursing Theory

Value-Based, Person or Family Centred Care

Patient, Service User, Family and Carer Perspectives

Assessment, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation Apie: The Process of Nursing

Core Communication Skills

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Challenging Circumstances

Ensuring Quality and Effective Management of Risk

Record-Keeping and Documentation

Clinical Decision-Making

Safe-guarding

Promoting Health

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)

Aseptic Technique and Specimen Collection

Clinical Measurement

Pain Management

Skin Integrity

Safe Movement of People

Emergency Care

Medicines Administration

Assisting People With Their Nutritional Needs

Assisting People With Their Elimination Needs

Assisting People With Their Hygiene Needs

Care After Death

Introduction to the Organisation and Settings of Care

Introduction to Interprofessional Working

Introduction to the Psychological Context of Nursing

Introduction to Public Health

Introduction to Health Policy and the Political Context of Nursing

Introduction to the Global Context of Nursing

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