Which of the following is not a benefit of effective communication?

Increased likelihood of misunderstanding and errors

What is Sorry Business?

Aboriginal rituals observed during a period of mourning

“Country” refers to a place:

Where one is born and has spiritual connection to the land.

Which of the following best describes the Aboriginal definition of health?

Cyclical concept of life-death-life

What is an integral point that health professional need to remeber?

All Aboriginals are different, hence all different culture

Which of the following is not a benefit to the baby in breast feeding?

Lowered risk of high blood pressure

The effects of the social gradient begin at what stage of someone’s life?

In birth throughout life,often extend to the next generation

What can be potential outcomes of Aboriginal children being more prone to having ear infection?

Decreased Social determinants of health

What is the purpose of Ngurrampaa (Lore)?

Teach about our connectedness and obligation to all things

Ethnocentrism is best described as:

A cultural group perceives itself as different and superior

Health disparities is best described as:

Systemic,adverse differences affecting the disadvantaged.

What is the best approach for culturally safe care?

Organising an Aboriginal Healthcare Worker

What were the results of the High Court regarding Mabo Case on the 3rd June, 1992?

Native Title being accepted, terra nullius was overturned

Cultural Awareness is best described as the ability to:

attitude includes recognition of difference between cultures

The Aboriginal flag consist of the following colours except:

White circle – Represents the southern cross stars and lakes

which of the following areas had the highest demographic of Aboriginal origins?

Western Sydney, New South Wales

The definition of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person is all of the following except

Being born in and living in Australia

Fair distribution of society’s benefits, responsibilities

use of “Welcome to Country” would be appropriate?

use for traditional custodian t welcome people to their land

Birthing on Country is best described as:

Australia’s First peoples embrace traditional practices

highest rate proportion of health gaps between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples?

Gap due to other factors (unexplained component)

What is an important protocol that nurses must take in account for Indigenous decision making?

Kinship obligations and responsibilities may apply

Which of the following is not a priority area to address:

Success for wellbeing for health through unemployment

consequence of the removal of Aboriginal children in NSW wereall except which of the following:

Improved familial relationships and parenting

common experience of racism for Aboriginal people when dealing with real estate agents?

Falsely state:no rental properties available, app. failed.

Why is there tension and distrust with Aboriginals and their views on healthcare?

Previous negative experience,racism and cultural differences

Comprehensive primary care services include all except:

State of the art health facilities

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1
Which is not a continuing effect on the Stolen Generations?
50% more likely to be charged by police
10% less likely to have a job
10% more likely to have a job
30% less likely to be in good health
2
Which of the following is not a benefit of effective communication?
Increased likelihood of establishin a mutually positive relo
Increased likelihood of misunderstanding and errors
Improved level of reputation (personal and professional)
Increased level of confidence and ownership for patient
3
What is Sorry Business?
Non-Indigenous people apologising to Aboriginal peoples
Non-Aboriginal rituals observed during a period of mourning
Aboriginal rituals observed during a period of mourning
Aboriginal people apologising to non-Indigenous peoples
4
What is the realistic estimate for the number of Stolen Generations members?
55,000
15,000
35,000
5,000
5
During which period was the ‘Protection’ and segregation policies introduced?
1960s – 1997
1880 – 1950s
1950 – 1960s
1788 – 1880s
6
“Country” refers to a place:
Where one is born and has spiritual connection to the land.
The outback or rural areas
The country in which you reside in.
The land on which you live on.
7
In what year did the first Australians and the British empire come to face to face in Sydney?
January 26, 1788
January 26, 1787
January 26, 1789
January 26, 1786
8
referendum held by the Federal Govt result in Aborigines being included in population counts
Integration Policy 1967
Determination Policy 1972
Self-Management Policy 1990
Aborigines Welfare Board 1909
9
Where can member of the Stolen Generation and their descendants go for support?
Healing Centres
Tertiary Hospitals
Counselling and Therapy
Community Centres
10
How can we facilitate a Welcoming Environment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders?
All the above
Enough chairs and spots for everyone to sit
Toys/activities for the children
Patient Information
11
Close the Gap Campaign aim to have 95% of all Indigenous 4yo enrolled in early education by:
2025
2018
2030
2020
12
Which of the following best describes the Aboriginal definition of health?
Cyclical concept of life-death-life
Ones connection to being whole and intertwined with life
Cyclical concept of death-life-death
Social, emotional and cultural wellbeing of one
13
What is an integral point that health professional need to remeber?
All Aboriginals are different, therefore have same culture
All Aboriginals are same, therefore same cultural protocols
All Aboriginals are different, hence all different culture
All Aboriginals are the same, but different culture
14
Which of the following is not a benefit to the baby in breast feeding?
Lowered risk of high blood pressure
Obesity
Diabetes type 2
Infections (ear and respiratory)
15
The effects of the social gradient begin at what stage of someone’s life?
In birth and persist throughout life only
In birth and cease in adulthood.
In birth throughout life,often extend to the next generation
In birth and persist until adulthood.
16
What can be potential outcomes of Aboriginal children being more prone to having ear infection?
Chronic behavioural, psychological and physical Stress
Decreased opportunities
Increased risk of youth incarceration
Decreased Social determinants of health
17
Shame is not:
Losing face within a relationship
Lack of control/disempowerment
Feelings of credence
Loss of dignity
18
What is the purpose of Ngurrampaa (Lore)?
To facilitate learning and education to Indigenous people
To identify in the story that we create ourselves
Teach about our connectedness and obligation to all things
Our connectedness and obligations to our family/community
19
Ethnocentrism is best described as:
Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason
The unjust treatment of different categories of people,
A cultural group perceives itself as different and superior
A widely held but fixated/oversimplified image of someone
20
uses culturally competent strategies to mediate between the patient culture and the healthcare
Cultural Safety
Cultural Security
Cultural Awareness
Brokerage
21
Health disparities is best described as:
Unfavourable social, economic, or political conditions
Systemic,adverse differences affecting the disadvantaged.
Suggests that all people should have the same health outcome
Occur when there is unfair distribution of resources/support
22
What is the best approach for culturally safe care?
Organising a social worker and interpreter
Organising an Aboriginal Healthcare Worker
Ensuring diagnosis and care is provided before other patient
Ensuring specialised care and health provision
23
What were the results of the High Court regarding Mabo Case on the 3rd June, 1992?
Terra Nullius being introduced into Australian Law
Native Title being accepted, terra nullius was overturned
Native Title overturned, terra nullius introduced
Native Title being introduced into Australian Law
24
Which govt initiative was introduced to improve the life expectancy of Aboriginal people?
Protection Policy
The Treaty … Recognition
Self-Management/Determination Policy
Close the Gap Campaign
25
Physiological, sociological and biological are all components of what model of health?
Biopsychosocial
Comprehensive Health model
Biomedical
Primary-healthcare mode
26
The traditional lands of which people are Banktown and Liverpool campus?
Cabrogal People
D'harawal People
Darug People
Woolna People
27
Cultural Awareness is best described as the ability to:
attitude includes recognition of difference between cultures
The customs, lore and codes of behaviour of a group
The process of including brokerage, protocols
that recognise and value the cultural identity of a persona
28
What is not a community determination of health need?
Involve participation from all sectors of the community
Affordable to the community
Appropriate to the community
Health resource and advocate
29
The Aboriginal flag consist of the following colours except:
Red – Represents the red earth, shows connection to the land
Black – Represents the Aboriginal People of Australia
White circle – Represents the southern cross stars and lakes
Yellow circle – Represent the Sun, the giver of life
30
Common contradictory perception of identity for contemporary Aboriginal living in urban areas
Real Torres Strait Islanders live on islands
Aboriginal people living in urban areas is fake
All the above
Aboriginal people belong to the outback
31
which of the following areas had the highest demographic of Aboriginal origins?
Townsville, Queensland
Kakadu, Northern Territory
Western Sydney, New South Wales
Broome, Western Australia
32
The definition of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person is all of the following except
Identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person
Being born in and living in Australia
Being of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent
Being accepted as such by the community in which you live
33
Social justice is:
Those that have lower incomes have lower rate of health
Communities share sense of trust, engagement, participation
Fair distribution of society’s benefits, responsibilities
Harmony between physical, emotional and spiritual health
34
use of “Welcome to Country” would be appropriate?
use for traditional custodian t welcome people to their land
Respectful means of acknowledging the event
community can demonstrate respect for Aboriginal Protocol
given by anyone that is participating in an occasion to talk
35
What were some of the impacts and outcomes of the Self-Management/Determination policies?
All of the above
Meaningful education and employment opportunities
Aboriginal Community-Controlled health services
Short term government funding
36
The ways which can avoid confusion and jargon when communicating with people are all except:
Using plain English or diagrams to clarify messages
Build knowledge of locally suitable accepted word
Being conscious that words mean different things
Using medical terminology
37
Birthing on Country is best described as:
Birthing on the Country in which you are born in
Birthing practices facilitated in a tertiary hospitalsetting
Australia’s First peoples embrace traditional practices
Individualised midwifery care based on the mothers needs
38
Which organisation defined health as: “A state of complete physical,emotional/social wellbeing"
WHO, 2000
NACCHO Constitution, 2011
WHO, 1946
WHO, 1998
39
Which of the following is not a biological determinant on health?
BP
Lifestyle
Sex
Body Weight
40
What was not included in the protection and assimilation policies?
Forced removal of Aboriginal children from their families
Separate Education for Aboriginal Children
Town Curfews
Tobacco Bans
41
What was the outcome of the Aboriginal Referendum Convention in Uluru, 2017?
Statement from the Heart
Statement from the Referendum Council
Statement from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leaders
Statement from the Land
42
highest rate proportion of health gaps between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples?
Social determinants
Behavioural risk factors
Gap due to other factors (unexplained component)
Overlap between social determinants and risk factors
43
Aboriginal people were not prohibited/punished from which of the activitie during the 1880-1950
Rites of passage
Traditional Culture, family associations and language
Smoking tobacco
Performing ceremonies
44
What is an important protocol that nurses must take in account for Indigenous decision making?
Instructions are provided and a prompt response is expected
Kinship obligations and responsibilities may apply
Clear, concise communication is provided
Allow time for information to be understood
45
Which of the following is not a priority area to address:
Healthy living and strong communities
Success for wellbeing for health through unemployment
Culture and the centre of change
Health and opportunity through education
46
consequence of the removal of Aboriginal children in NSW wereall except which of the following:
Impacts on cultural identity
Improved familial relationships and parenting
Impacts on survival skills
Little to no education
47
The Closing the Gap initiative was to improve and achieve health by which year?
1738
2035
2020
2030
48
common experience of racism for Aboriginal people when dealing with real estate agents?
Falsely state that there are no rental properties available
Advise that there are rental properties available
Advise that there are rental properties available
Falsely state:no rental properties available, app. failed.
49
Why is there tension and distrust with Aboriginals and their views on healthcare?
Similar worldviews
Opportunity to develop interpersonal relationships
Previous negative experience,racism and cultural differences
Differing worldviews
50
Comprehensive primary care services include all except:
Assistance with making appointments and transport
State of the art health facilities
Providing help with income support
Home and site visits
51
Which of the following is included in the Aboriginal's social determinants of health?
Addiction
Unemployment
Racism
Social Exclusion
52
Which is a common conception of silence in a western culture?
A gap that must be immediately filled
Silence is expected during information sharing
Used to listen, allow for consensus
Lengthy periods of silence are normal
53
considered as inappropriate when referring to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Originals OG
All the above
Mixed Blood
Native
54
Under which policy was the process of social Darwinism used?
Self-Determination Policy
Segregation Policy
Assimilation Policy
Protection Policy
55
Which of the following dimensions of time is best described as non-western?
The past events remain part of the here and now
Past, present and future
I value time and comfortable with scheduling my priorities
Time is tangible. It can be wasted, saved, spent, lost etc
56
Which diseases impacted on the rapid decline of Aboriginal population during the Guerrilla War?
Influenza
All of the above
Measles
Smallpox
57
January 26 1938 which group of Aboriginal activist delivered ‘Aborigines Claim Citizen Rights’?
George Thornton
William Cooper (Yorta Yorta)
Pemulwuy
Eddie Mabo
58
What reduces risk of acute otitis media during first two years of life?
Breast Feeding Children
Early screening and detection of the years
Baby Formula
None the above
59
The notion of “Smoothing the dying pillow” is a metaphor to describe what?
A particular race is viewed wild animals
Choking myself with a pillow due to exams
Notion for Aboriginal maids
Breeding a race out
60
Social Determinants of Health relating to Aboriginal peoples include which of the following?
History
All the above
Loss of land and culture
Racism
61
What must be considered when dealing with Men’s and Women’s Business?
Be clear on your purpose and/or motivation for engaging
Provide the patient with clear choices or alternative
Understand that segregated practices are a very real
Smile and relax to be safe and approachable
62
Which of the following does not influence Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identities?
Life orientation
Health Equity
Connection to country
Social Obligations
63
What is the current total population of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent?
9%
2%
3%
52%
64
approx number of distinct languages spoken on the Australian during the British colonisation?
516
432
371
256
65
What is the consequence if an Aboriginal Medical Services is not community controlled?
It will be private health service run private professionals
Nothing, community has no part in Aboriginal Medical Service
It will be a government health service run by Government
Aboriginal Medical Service will lose funding, = no service
66
Non-verbal communication is not:
Touch
Personnel Space
Tone of Voice
Eye Contact
67
Which of the following is not included in the clinical yarning approach?
The therapeutic yarn
The social yarn
The management yarn
The diagnostic yarn
68
Traditional Aboriginal healing is best described as:
traditional meds from plants, animals, mixed with knowledge
The use of healing groups and circles
The use of traditional medicines derived from plant only
Can only be done by Elder Aboriginal healers
69
Which foods was the replacement for an Aboriginals during the ‘Protection’ Policy?
Flour
Insects
Vegetables
Alcohol
70
Aboriginal health model that explores the 'elements that affect wellbeing such as connectedness
My wellbeing
Our wellbeing
Circle of Life
Dance of Life
71
What was the major intention of removing Aboriginal children from their families?
Assimilation would be the ‘best interests’ of the children
To give opportunities for health, education and wealth.
None the above
To absorb/assimilate so distinct people group would disapear
72
Which of the following is not a main provider for primary health care services?
Screening
Community
Tertiary Hospitals
Education
73
The National Apology, 13 February 2008 made by the then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (2008) was:
Apologised to the elderly generations of Australia
Apologise specifically to Stolen Generation and descendant
Apologised specifically to Aboriginal descendants
There was no apology
74
Which of the following best describes scientific racism?
Tendency to view the world though one’s own cultural filters
Reflected in laws, norms and regulations that maintain power
Pseudoscientifc research to physical,social quality of other
The idea that world can be divided into categories
75
Which of the following is critical to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ wellbeing?
What the doctor orders
Land
Tertiary health provision and care
Cultural and Spiritual wellbeing
76
Keys to clinical yarning:
Culturally secure and patient centred,Active listening,trust
Culturally secure and patient centred,Active listening,trust
None the above
Patient centred, active listen,build a trusting relationship
77
Targets for Closing the Gap Campaign, each of the following targets are not on tract except:
Close the gap in school attendance by 2018
Halve the gap in life expectancy by 2031
Have the gap in child mortality by 2018
Halve the gap in Year 12 attainment by 2020
78
A community nurse/midwife does not:
Provide education
Facilitate bias
Provide advocacy
Conduct Research
79
What was not the rationale for Social Darwinism?
Poverty
Benevolence
Imperialism
Racism
80
New racism is best described as:
Jokes and nicknames
Social myths about and representations of certain groups
Assimilationist stances, essentialist view of dominant cultr
Intended and unintended
81
which period was the terra nullius challenged and "Native Title" established in law?
Nominalisation
Reconciliation
Self-Determination
Integration
82
Which of the following is not a Primary health provider?
Community members
Dentist
Aboriginal Health Workers
Nurses
83
Primary Healthcare in the Australian System include:
All the above
Community Health Services
General Practices
Aboriginal Medical Services

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