Author Question: Which of the following are potential outcomes when using a nursing textbook lacking multicultural ... (Read 53 times)

michelleunicorn · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

Which of the following are potential outcomes when using a nursing textbook lacking multicultural information? (Select all that apply.)

a. Students from the nondominant culture may feel insignificant.
b. Readers may oversimplify cultural behaviors and traits of others.
c. Readers may view patients from other cultures as unsophisticated.
d. Open discussion of cultural differences is promoted.

Question 2

A patient tells a nurse, I think I may have adult attention deficit disorder. Which of the following data given by the patient would support this self-diagnosis? (Select all that apply.)

a. I have trouble getting things done on time. For example, I missed renewing my driver's license.
b. I have trouble focusing if there are any distractions in my environment.
c. My daily life's a mess. I can never seem to get everything done.
d. I'm even-tempered and rarely overreact or have mood swings.
e. I've worked the same job for 5 years and receive good evaluations.

trog · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A, B, C
Lack of multicultural information in textbooks leads to racial bias, exemplified by invisibility, stereotyping, and linguistic bias. Promotion of open discussion of cultural differences would indicate that racial bias has the effect of promoting racial tension by not providing opportunity to discuss various cultural practices.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A, B, C
Distractibility, inability to stay focused on tasks, poor memory, poor organizational skills, and lack of follow-through are characteristics consistent with adult attention deficit disorder (ADD). Even-temperedness does not suggest ADD. The individual with ADD would be more likely to overreact to everyday situations and have a volatile temperament. Working the same job for 5 years with good evaluations is inconsistent with the characteristics of an individual diagnosed with ADD. The individual with ADD would be more likely to work for only a short time, have difficulty with supervisory relationships, and be seen as shirking work.