Question 1

What is the relationship between nursing practice and spiritual care?

Accepted Answer

A)  religious beliefs 
B)  nursing competencies 
C)  nursing theory identifies humans as spiritual beings 
D)  requirement of licensure 
A)  religious beliefs 
B)  nursing competencies 
C)  nursing theory identifies humans as spiritual beings 
D)  requirement of licensure C

Question 2

What should nurses be concerned about if they observe secretiveness,suppression of criticism,and inappropriate obedience?

Accepted Answer

A)  spiritual distress 
B)  spiritual abuse 
C)  grief 
D)  depression 
A)  spiritual distress 
B)  spiritual abuse 
C)  grief 
D)  depression B

Question 3

How can nurses benefit from use of the ASSET model?

Accepted Answer

A)  increases understanding about religion 
B)  promotes cultural sensitivity 
C)  increases nurses' self-awareness about spirituality 
D)  helps assess clients' spiritual needs 
A)  increases understanding about religion 
B)  promotes cultural sensitivity 
C)  increases nurses' self-awareness about spirituality 
D)  helps assess clients' spiritual needs C

Question 4

What are clients said to experience when feel they have lost their hopes and dreams following bad news,such as a terminal diagnosis?

Accepted Answer

A)  anticipatory grief 
B)  sadness 
C)  spiritual distress 
D)  disappointment 
A)  anticipatory grief 
B)  sadness 
C)  spiritual distress 
D)  disappointment

Question 5

Which type of issues related to spirituality includes privacy,the right to refuse treatment,and definitions of death?

Accepted Answer

A)  legal concerns 
B)  ethical concerns 
C)  treatment concerns 
D)  religious concerns 
A)  legal concerns 
B)  ethical concerns 
C)  treatment concerns 
D)  religious concerns

Question 6

Who is at the centre of the eight domains of palliative care?

Accepted Answer

A)  the client 
B)  the family 
C)  both the client and their family 
D)  pastoral staff 
A)  the client 
B)  the family 
C)  both the client and their family 
D)  pastoral staff

Question 7

According to the analysts in the text,what elements are encompassed in spirituality?

Accepted Answer

A)  creativity,rituals,wisdom 
B)  consciousness,beliefs,peace 
C)  happiness,wisdom,beliefs 
D)  inspiration,creativity,wisdom 
A)  creativity,rituals,wisdom 
B)  consciousness,beliefs,peace 
C)  happiness,wisdom,beliefs 
D)  inspiration,creativity,wisdom

Question 8

You are caring for a terminally ill client.What are you proactively obtaining when you determine the clients wishes regarding care after death and who will speak for them when they are no longer able?

Accepted Answer

A)  next of kin contact 
B)  a spiritual-cultural assessment 
C)  consent for treatment 
D)  nursing care plan 
A)  next of kin contact 
B)  a spiritual-cultural assessment 
C)  consent for treatment 
D)  nursing care plan

Question 9

What is the Canadian Nurses Association's (CNA)position on spirituality?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is a minor part of nursing care. 
B)  It is best left to chaplains and priests. 
C)  It is important to nursing practice. 
D)  Nurses have no role. 
A)  It is a minor part of nursing care. 
B)  It is best left to chaplains and priests. 
C)  It is important to nursing practice. 
D)  Nurses have no role.

Question 10

What is the term for intentionally trying to convert others to your belief system?

Accepted Answer

A)  proselytizing 
B)  conversion 
C)  preaching 
D)  praying 
A)  proselytizing 
B)  conversion 
C)  preaching 
D)  praying

Question 11

What explanation helps nurses understand a connection between religion and spirituality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spirituality is always expressed through religion. 
B)  Religion is one expression of spirituality. 
C)  Religions discourage spirituality. 
D)  The two are not often connected. 
A)  Spirituality is always expressed through religion. 
B)  Religion is one expression of spirituality. 
C)  Religions discourage spirituality. 
D)  The two are not often connected.

Question 12

Who has developed a complete model for palliative care in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Canadian Nurses Association (CN
A)  
B)  Canadian Medical Association (CM
A)  
C)  Canadian Pastoral Association (CP
A)  
D)  Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPC
A)  
A)  Canadian Nurses Association (CN
A)  
B)  Canadian Medical Association (CM
A)  
C)  Canadian Pastoral Association (CP
A)  
D)  Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPC
A)

Question 13

What is the main lesson from Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Complex needs must be assessed first. 
B)  Care can start at any level. 
C)  Spiritual care is a first level need. 
D)  Care must start with basic needs. 
A)  Complex needs must be assessed first. 
B)  Care can start at any level. 
C)  Spiritual care is a first level need. 
D)  Care must start with basic needs.

Question 14

Why is there no one definition of spirituality?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is a multicultural concept. 
B)  It means different things to different people. 
C)  It is hard to identify. 
D)  Religions do not agree on a definition. 
A)  It is a multicultural concept. 
B)  It means different things to different people. 
C)  It is hard to identify. 
D)  Religions do not agree on a definition.

Question 15

Which of these terms means "to remember one's value"?

Accepted Answer

A)  a memorial 
B)  recall 
C)  posthumous 
D)  legacy 
A)  a memorial 
B)  recall 
C)  posthumous 
D)  legacy

Question 16

What are two simple spiritual care practices every nurse can adopt?

Accepted Answer

A)  learn the client's religion and notify pastoral care 
B)  keep the client and family informed 
C)  provide medications on time and chart accurately 
D)  be present and develop trust 
A)  learn the client's religion and notify pastoral care 
B)  keep the client and family informed 
C)  provide medications on time and chart accurately 
D)  be present and develop trust

Question 17

What are nurses seeing a client express when they participate in rituals and ceremonies such as prayer?

Accepted Answer

A)  religious beliefs 
B)  cultural customs 
C)  personal habits 
D)  spiritual expectation 
A)  religious beliefs 
B)  cultural customs 
C)  personal habits 
D)  spiritual expectation

Question 18

What attitudes and behaviours can best help nurses to be culturally sensitive?

Accepted Answer

A)  awareness of their own spirituality 
B)  knowledge of religion 
C)  being open and enquiring 
D)  understanding a second language 
A)  awareness of their own spirituality 
B)  knowledge of religion 
C)  being open and enquiring 
D)  understanding a second language

Question 19

Which of the following differentiates spirituality from religion?

Accepted Answer

A)  Religion is characterized by boundaries. 
B)  Religion involves rituals. 
C)  Spirituality is defined by boundaries. 
D)  They involve different beliefs. 
A)  Religion is characterized by boundaries. 
B)  Religion involves rituals. 
C)  Spirituality is defined by boundaries. 
D)  They involve different beliefs.

Question 20

In the Canadian context,what does the term cultural care encompass?

Accepted Answer

A)  nursing in another country 
B)  shared customs and traditions 
C)  recognizing new immigrants 
D)  understanding another language 
A)  nursing in another country 
B)  shared customs and traditions 
C)  recognizing new immigrants 
D)  understanding another language

Exam 19: Spirituality and the Profession of Nursing

What is the relationship between nursing practice and spiritual care?

What should nurses be concerned about if they observe secretiveness,suppression of criticism,and inappropriate obedience?

How can nurses benefit from use of the ASSET model?

What are clients said to experience when feel they have lost their hopes and dreams following bad news,such as a terminal diagnosis?

Which type of issues related to spirituality includes privacy,the right to refuse treatment,and definitions of death?

Who is at the centre of the eight domains of palliative care?

According to the analysts in the text,what elements are encompassed in spirituality?

You are caring for a terminally ill client.What are you proactively obtaining when you determine the clients wishes regarding care after death and who will speak for them when they are no longer able?

What is the Canadian Nurses Association's (CNA)position on spirituality?

What is the term for intentionally trying to convert others to your belief system?

What explanation helps nurses understand a connection between religion and spirituality?

Who has developed a complete model for palliative care in Canada?

What is the main lesson from Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

Why is there no one definition of spirituality?

Which of these terms means "to remember one's value"?

What are two simple spiritual care practices every nurse can adopt?

What are nurses seeing a client express when they participate in rituals and ceremonies such as prayer?

What attitudes and behaviours can best help nurses to be culturally sensitive?

Which of the following differentiates spirituality from religion?

In the Canadian context,what does the term cultural care encompass?

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