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Cognitive and Emotional Development — Unit test Answers

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In what order do the five stages of grief occur?

A
bargaining, depression, denial, acceptance, and anger
B
denial, depression, bargaining, anger, and acceptance
C
anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance, and denial
D
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
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Which of the following is the best example of a benefit of cultural diversity?

A
By being aware that patients are of a different race, healthcare providers can get a hospital translator to help explain their treatment.
B
By being aware that people of different backgrounds have varying practices and beliefs, healthcare providers can tailor their care to meet their needs.
C
By being aware that society is diverse, healthcare providers can identify patients by their ethnicity to make sure they fill out paperwork correctly.
D
By being aware of the fact that patients come from all ethnicities, healthcare providers can make sure they order the right tests based on their racial profile.
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Read the following scenario, and then answer the question below.A patient experiencing chronic pain is prescribed pain medication but is encouraged to engage in stress reduction and relaxation exercises. What type of health care is the patient receiving?

A
biomedical health care
B
integrative health care
C
complementary and alternative health care
D
alternative health care
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What emotional change commonly occurs during childhood?

A
Children's ability to cope with change becomes worse.
B
Children's ability to regulate emotion improves.
C
Children begin to throw more emotional tantrums as they age.
D
Children's ability to describe their emotions decreases.
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What type of disease does Sharon have if the doctor just diagnosed her with diabetes?

A
immunity
B
communicable
C
tertiary
D
noncommunicable
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What does a risk factor do?

A
improves health and wellness
B
increases a person's likelihood of experiencing health problems
C
decreases the likelihood of unhealthy behaviors
D
improves a person’s emotional and spiritual health
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Which of the following best describes a healthy stress management technique?

A
Camilla meditates for twenty minutes every morning.
B
Bruce schedules regular appointments with his doctor.
C
Jada makes sure to wash her hands several times a day.
D
Nolan makes sure his family’s immunizations are up-to-date.
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Read the following scenario, and then answer the question about it.Reviews of studies conducted in different parts of the county have shown that there are significant differences in medical care received by persons according to their racial or ethnic background and their age. What can healthcare practitioners do to stop this from happening?

A
Understand and be aware of their own prejudices and make sure they’re behaving fairly when treating patients.
B
Understand and recognize other staff members’ prejudices and reprimand them publicly when they exhibit this behavior.
C
Understand and be aware that patients are from diverse backgrounds and stop treating patients against whom they are prejudiced.
D
Understand and be aware of patients’ racial backgrounds before seeing them so they can hide any feelings of prejudice when treating them.
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Read the scenario, and then answer the question that follows.A young pregnant woman who does not speak English is in labor and has just been admitted to the hospital. She is agitated when male practitioners are in the delivery room, but she interacts with the female practitioner present. Her husband refuses to come to the room when he is asked to. What is the most likely explanation for the behavior of the woman and her husband?

A
In some cultures, childbirth is considered a “woman’s experience,” and men are not allowed to be in the same room as the woman when she delivers the baby.
B
In some cultures, childbirth is considered a “family event,” and people unrelated to the mother are not allowed to be in the same room as the woman when she delivers her baby.
C
In some cultures, childbirth is considered a “private experience,” and only one person is allowed to be in the same room as the woman when she delivers the baby.
D
In some cultures, childbirth is considered a “natural experience,” and doctors who are trying to administer drugs are not allowed to be in the same room as the woman when she delivers the baby.

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