When does the heart start beating?

Three weeks after fertilization.

A psychodynamic theory...

focuses on personality-trait development.

What effect does watching violent TV shows have on children?

It can provoke violent acts in children.

develop from two separate egg cells.

has a husband, wife and children.

Inadequate nutrition during fetal development can...

change the metabolism of the body.

A blended family is...

bringing children from a previous marriage into a family.

Being ethnocentric means...

you believe your own culture is superior to others.

are handed down from generation to generation

The role of the healthcare worker is to...

help the family adapt to crisis during the life cycle.

Growth and development are influenced by...

both biology and the environment.

a behavioral theory...

explains the development of specific behaviors.

Cultural stereotyping is....

assuming that all people in one culture behave the same way.

What is at the core of cultural competence?

Adapting healthcare to the culture of the patient

How can one demonstrate cultural sensitivity?

demonstrating knowledge of culturally appropriate language

Leading health indicators include...

maternal, infant and child health.

is the sudden, drastic changer in the cultural environment.

a complete set of DNA that is contained in all cells

Sibling rivalry is...

a competition between two or more children in a family.

When does the egg cell become a zygote?

when the sperm penetrates the ovum

The health status of a population is measured by...

statistics such as birth and death rates.

a set of learned values, beliefs, customs and behaviors.

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1
Heart disease can be prevented.
True
False.
2
Who created a "hierarchy of Needs"?
John McInnes
Sigmund Freud
Erik Erikson
Abraham Maslow
3
What is at the core of the health status of the next generation?
maternal and infant health
increasing the population
improving the social and physical environments
lowering healthcare costs
4
When does the heart start beating?
One week after fertilization.
Ten days after fertilization.
Three weeks after fertilization.
When the fetus is born.
5
A psychodynamic theory...
is the only theory worth considering.
focuses on cultural influences.
describes the influence of the human experience.
focuses on personality-trait development.
6
What effect does watching violent TV shows have on children?
It can be very positive.
It doesn't have an effect.
It can provoke violent acts in children.
7
A dysfunctional family...
1 and 3 are correct
1. does not offer consistency of members or rules.
2. is very happy and caring.
3. deals poorly with conflicts and problems.
8
Erik Erikson was a...
psychosocial theorist
behavioral theorist
sociocultural theorist
psychoanalytic theorist
9
What can culture influence?
Parenting styles
Cultural competence
Choice of hospitals
Cultural stereotyping
10
If the sperm contains an X chromosome, will the baby be a boy or a girl?
boy
girl
11
Dyzygotic twins...
are identical.
are conjoined.
develop from two separate egg cells.
are always the same sex.
12
A nuclear family...
is one where grandparents also live with the family.
is one where both parents are gay.
has a husband, wife and children.
survives after a nuclear disaster.
13
Inadequate nutrition during fetal development can...
cause marital problems.
cause mood swings.
cause irritability.
change the metabolism of the body.
14
Smoking is...
a biological factor.
neither a biological factor or a behavior.
both a biological factor and a behavior.
a behavior.
15
Monozygotic twins can also be called...
identical twins .
twin zygotes.
fraternal twins.
dizygotic twins.
16
What is usually shared between people of the same ethnicity?
preferred diet
all of the above
religious beliefs
language
17
In the U.S. the infant mortality rate has...
remainded unchanged
declined
increased
18
A blended family is...
when both parents work.
bringing children from a previous marriage into a family.
when both parents are gay.
when grandparents live in the same house.
19
Human development is most accurately understood by integrating all theories.
False
True
20
According to Maslow, what is a physiological need?
money
power
companionship
food
21
Which is not part of your social environment?
family and friends
co-workers
toxic substances
places of worship
22
Being ethnocentric means...
you believe culture is not important to anybody.
you believe your culture is the same as others.
you believe your own culture is superior to others.
you believe your own culture is not as good as others.
23
Beliefs...
are handed down from generation to generation
are the same in all cultures.
are knowing what is right and wrong.
cannot be taught.
24
The role of the healthcare worker is to...
look after the children when the parents are away.
help the family adapt to crisis during the life cycle.
explain why the family is dysfunctional.
none of the above is correct.
25
Growth and development are influenced by...
biology
none of the above.
both biology and the environment.
the environment
26
Japan has one of the highest life expectancies in the world.
True
False
27
What are challenges of a dual-career family?
3. saving money.
2. Making time to participate in children's activities.
1 and 2 are correct.
1. The need to make childcare arrangements.
28
What are behaviors at different stages of the life cycle influenced by?
the environment
biology
cultural competence
culture shock
29
Sigmund Freud was a...
sociocultural theorist
humanist theorist
psychoanalytic theorist
behavioral theorist
30
Defense mechanisms for coping include...
beliefs
regression
culture
biology
31
a behavioral theory...
focuses on personality-trait development.
explains the development of specific behaviors.
focuses on the development of thinking.
describes how culture influences behavior.
32
Cultural stereotyping is....
criticizing people in a different culture.
assuming that all people in one culture behave the same way.
knowing that people in one culture can behave differently.
believing that all cultures are the same.
33
Understanding needs and behaviors at each stage of development helps the healthcare worker...
plan teaching interventions.
determine what psychosocial stage you are in.
doesn't help the healthcare worker.
decide what stage of the life cycle you are in.
34
Which is not a leading cause of death in the 15-24 year old age group?
cancer
stroke
heart disease
suicide
35
Which is a leading cause of death in all age groups?
smoking
cancer
car accidents
drug abuse
36
What is at the core of cultural competence?
showing the patient the benefits of modern medicine
sharing the benefits of your own culture
Adapting healthcare to the culture of the patient
37
How can one demonstrate cultural sensitivity?
by stereotyping people in a particular culture
by not taking their culture into consideration
by demonstrating the importance of your own culture
demonstrating knowledge of culturally appropriate language
38
An allele is...
the DNA that is carried on a chromosome
a fertilized egg cell
the pairing of genes
an embryo
39
When are personal values most likely to be learned?
in early adulthood
in childhood
in infancy
in late adulthood
40
What is the basic working unit of all living systems?
the cell
the chromosome
the gene
DNA
41
Leading health indicators include...
culture
psychosocial theories
biology
maternal, infant and child health.
42
Cultural shock...
is normal when one travels to a foreign country.
is the sudden, drastic changer in the cultural environment.
happens when you can't handle your own culture.
happens when one returns to home country after many years.
43
What is a genome?
a chromosome thread
a fertilized egg cell
the basic working unit of all living systems
a complete set of DNA that is contained in all cells
44
Which is not a behavior?
diet
alcohol consumption
family history
smoking
45
Determinants of health include...
2. environmental factors
1. social factors
1 and 2 are correct
3. cultural factors
46
A family...
is responsible for the emotional well-being of the children.
is a basic human social system.
all of the above
involves commitment and interaction among its members
47
Sibling rivalry is...
the relationship that develops between parents and children.
The relationship that develops between children in family.
a competition between two or more children in a family.
depression when a child has no siblings.
48
When does the zygote become an embryo?
Six weeks after fertilization.
When the sperm penetrates the egg?
When the zygote enters the uterus.
Two weeks after fertilization.
49
When does the egg cell become a zygote?
when the egg cell enters the uterus
when the egg cell is released into the fallopian tube
no one knows
when the sperm penetrates the ovum
50
The health status of a population is measured by...
membership in an HMO organization.
the number of healthcare facilities.
the number of people in a country.
statistics such as birth and death rates.
51
Culture is...
a biological factor.
something that cannot be learned.
a set of learned values, beliefs, customs and behaviors.
something you are born with.

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