Social & Cultural Diversity Quiz

The 3 Elements to Closing the gap are:1) Integration of Early Childhood Servicesthrough children and family centres,2) Increased access to antenatal care,pre-pregnancy and teenage sexual andreproductive health,3) Increased access to, and use of, maternaland child health services by Indigenous families. 

• True

• False

Victims can be of any age, sex, race, culture, religion, education, employment or marital status

• True

• False

The Cultural values of Labor are social justice and collective responsibility where as the Liberals are individual rights and freedom

• True

• False

The sociological approach to health care shifts the focus from the sick individual to the wider social issues.

• True

• False

__________ is prejudice about and discrimination against the elderly

Parsons and the ‘sick role’ rights and responsibilities are: —Exempt from normal social duties   (as legitimated by a medical doctor)—Not personally responsible for the illness—Seek medical assistance and comply with treatment—Recover, and return to work

• True

• False

You are responsible for the outcome of all interactions

• True

• False

________ definition is:  A state of complete physical, social and mental well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

Holistic considers all dimensions of an individual (physical, mental, social, role functioning, general health perceptions, symptoms) where as social focuses on the individual’s capacity to perform roles and tasks in everyday living 

• True

• False

_________  _________ refers to a social process that denies specific individuals and groups the opportunity to participate in and attain the rewards from the society.

• Social exclusion

• Age Exclusion

• Gender Exclusion

• Religious Exclusion

_____________ is the study of society. The scientific systematic study of human behaviour in the social context or the study of human social life, groups and societies. 

What is Individual Heath Care?

• Private

• Government

• Specialized

• Centrelink Services

Of the following jobs, nursing, midwives, dental nurses, nursing assistants & social workers, what percentage are female?

• 75%

• 80%

• 70%

• 90%

The perpetrator of abuse is sober in about half of DV cases where the police are called

• True

• False

 Medical, dental, nurses, medical imaging, pharmacists, allied health workers, complementary therapists & social workers are part of what workforce?

According to the 2011 Census, children aged 0-14 years make up 19% of the population while people aged 65 years and older account for 14% of the population.

• True

• False

In the health workforce what is the largest occupational group?

• Nurses

• Doctors

• Nursing Assistance

• Dentists

In WA indigenous people make up what percentage of the population?

• 3%

• 5%

• 10%

• 2%

The following are part of which Element of closing the gap?•Increased Access to antenatal care, pre-pregnancy and teenage sexual and reproductive health•Improve access to, and take up of, first trimester and subsequent antenatal visits•Provide support and education to reduce risk factors such as smoking and substance use•Provide support and education for Indigenous women/mothers to make informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health•Provide pathways to other related services•Provide a culturally respectful workplace and service.

• Element 2

• Element 1

• Element 3

• Element 4

________ is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. 

According to the _______ Census data, about one-quarter of the population was born overseas and many residents who were born in Australia have a parent who was born in another country. 

Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders represent _____ of the population.

• 2.5%

• 1.5%

• 5.5%

• 6.5%

Individualistic, Treatment vs prevention, treatment imperative & neutral scientific process, doctrine of specific aetiology, body as a machine, mind-body distinction, reductionist model & narrow definition of health are features of?

• The Biomedical Model

• The Medical Model

• The Social Model

• The Cultural Model

___________ health care - defined pathways exist for accessing these services but usually require a referral from a doctor. (e.g. diabetic services and specialists)

________ Violence occurs when a family member uses violent and/or abusive behaviour to control another family member and can include physical, verbal, emotional, economic or sexual abuse.

____________ is the science that studies the patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions in defined populations

Rural  Australians experience poorer health and much higher:

• All of the Above

• Heart Failure

• Lifestyle Risks

• Youth suicide

What are the two types of healthcare providers?

• Federal Government & Non-Govenrment Sector

• Hospital and Non-Governmenr Sector

• Federal Government & Private Insurance

• Hospital & Private Insurance

_________ class woman are defined health wise as being fit, strong and active

Which 4 factors are relative to health:

• Historical, Cultural, Structural & Critical

• Societal , Historical, Cultural, Structural

• Cultural, Structural, Religious, Societal

• Religious, Societal, Structural & Critical

In what year was the Establishment of the Aborigines Department under a Chief Protector of Aborigines who was responsible to the premier established?

• 1898

• 1902

• 1910

• 1887

In what year was Auber Octavius Neville appointed Chief Protector. This meant he was the legal guardian of all Aboriginal children, no Aboriginal person could marry without his permission and any person wanting to employ an Aboriginal person needed his permission. 

• 1915

• 1905

• 1989

• 1912

In what year were Aboriginal people eligible to vote?

• 1962

• 1950

• 1972

• 1958

____________ is judging another culture solely by the values and standards of one's own culture.

¨The link between “private troubles” and “public issues” is a quote from?

• C. W Mills

• M. C Wright

• W. C Mills

• C. M Wright

________ health care is the entry point to health services and includes essential service for the care of common health problems.

In what year was the “Aborigines Act” enacted. This act gave the Chief Protector the power to institute measures for the relief, protection and control of Aborigines. The Act legalised the removal of children from their families, encouraged the establishment of reserves and missions and introduced many restrictive measures.

• 1905

• 1900

• 1910

• 1898

in a 2011 australian census _____ of 2nd generation stated that 1 parent was born overseas

• 20%

• 10%

• 15%

• 35%

 Prevention or treatment, Individual or collective, Distribution of funds, Economic pressures -Rising costs of health care, Demographic changes-Ageing population, Chronic conditions and Changes in expectations are all what types of forces?

Which of the below are part of evaluating health care systems?

• Universal Coverage, Portability, Geographic accessibility, comprehensive benefits, Affordability, Financial Efficiency & Consumer Choice

• Universal Coverage, Children, Geographic accessibility, Affordability, Financial Efficiency & Consumer Choice

• Elderely Coverage, Children, Geographic accessibility, Affordability, Financial Efficiency & Portability

• Parental Coverage, Children, Geographic accessibility, Affordability, Financial Efficiency & Consumer Choice

Violence happens only among the poor or in certain cultures

• True

• False

________ are incapable of performing within the range of ‘normal’ human activity

Cultural ________ – rules and expectations within specific groups 

The median age at first marriage is ____ years for men and ____ years for women in 2011. 

• 29.7; 28

• 31.5; 28.5

• 29; 26.7

• 31; 26

Younger _________ more likely to drink to excess / binge drink

The state of optimum capacity of an individual for the effective performance of the roles and tasks for which he has been socialised is who's definition of health?

• Parson's

• WHO's

• Virchow's

• Pasteur's

What are the Modern Approaches to Disability?

• Rehab, Elimination (Nazi Germany) & Discrimination (Stereotype)

• Rehab, Medication & Discrimination (Stereotype)

• Rehab, Medication & Specialized help

• Specialized help, Rehab & Discrimination (Stereotype)

Retributive justice, Enforce conformity and obedience, force the body back to ‘normality’ eg. bleeding, leeching are all contemporary views of the body from what centuries?

• 16th & 17th

• 17th & 18th

• 18th & 19th

• 15th & 16th