Question 1

Human Diversity

Accepted Answer

Also known as cultural diversity.
 Deals with the variety of human societies and
cultures and examines their similarities and
differences.
 These differences are what make each
person unique and valuable in his or her
own right.

Question 2

Globalization

Accepted Answer

people now cross
borders into other countries to work, go to
school, receive medical care, visit, and live.

Question 3

Human Diversity
Characteristics

Accepted Answer

Age*
 Ethnicity and national origin*
 Race*
 Gender and sexual orientation*
 Mental and physical ability*
 Religion*
 Work style or ethic
 Family status
Geographic location
 Lifestyle
 Physical features
 Economic conditions

Question 4

Personal Biases

Accepted Answer

Everyone has some degree of bias.
 Bias is a real human characteristic and needs
to be addressed.
 Personal biases, even without conscious
thought, play a major role in how individuals
perceive others

Question 5

US Mainstream Values

Accepted Answer

Activity and hard work.
 Personal achievement and success.
 Individualism.
 Efficiency and practicality.
 Affluence, consumerism, material comfort.
 Competition.
 Openness, directness, being well informed

Question 6

Age-based Generations

Accepted Answer

Greatest Generation
 Silent Generation
 Baby Boomers
 Generation X
 Millennials (Gen Y)
 Generation Z

Question 7

Ethnicity, Race & National Origin

Accepted Answer

U.S. has a long history of accepting
people from around the world into a
U.S. “Melting Pot

Question 8

Cultural Diversity and Healthcare

Accepted Answer

Employment of bilingual and multicultural
staff.
 Provide translators and interpreters.
 Provide medical documents in different
languages.
 Encourage staff to become more multi-
cultural with training and education.

Question 9

Gender and Sexual Orientation

Accepted Answer

Gender Roles.
 Gender Identity.
 Sexual Orientation:
 Heterosexual
 Homosexuality
 Bisexuality
 Homophobia.
 Transgender.
 Understand and use
patient preferred
name

Question 10

Mental / Physical Disabilities

Accepted Answer

More than 10% of world
population have some type
of disability.
 Americans with Disabilities
Act of 1990 greatly improved
access and accommodation
for disabilities.
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Question 11

Embracing Diversity

Accepted Answer

Knowledge of cultural differences is key.
 Respect for others and self.
 Know your personal biases.
 Understand the values of the individual
regardless of his or her condition in life

Question 12

Cultural Competency

Accepted Answer

A set of attitudes, congruent behaviors, and
policies that come together in an agency, in a
system, or among professionals, enabling
effective interactions in a cross-cultural or
multicultural environment.

Question 13

Becoming Culturally Competent

Accepted Answer

Adopt diversity as a value.
 Develop a capacity for cultural self-
assessment.
 Become aware of the dynamics of cross-
cultural interaction.
 Incorporate a knowledge of multiculturism
as an organization.

Question 14

Cultural Diversity and Health Care

Accepted Answer

Communication
 Space
 Time
 Environmental control
 Biologic variations
 Social organizations

Question 15

Ethical Dilemma

Accepted Answer

All professional decisions in radiologic and
imaging sciences and other health care
practices involve a consideration of human
values.

Question 16

Ethical Analysis

Accepted Answer

Identification of the problem
 Developing alternative solutions
 Selecting the best solution
 Defending the selection

Question 17

Solving Ethical Dilemmas

Accepted Answer

Examination of problem
 Clarification
 Determination of alternatives
 Decision making

Question 18

Ethical Theories

Accepted Answer

Consequentialism
 Nonconsequentialism
 Social contracts
 Rights-based ethics
 Principle-based ethics
 Virtue-based ethics

Question 19

Basic Ethical Principles

Accepted Answer

 Beneficence
 Nonmaleficence
 Autonomy
 Veracity
 Fidelity
 Justice

Question 20

Professional Relationships

Accepted Answer

 Toward patients
 Toward physicians
 Toward other health profession

Study Stack Exam Rev

Study Stack Exam Review

Question	Answer
Human Diversity	Also known as cultural diversity.  Deals with the variety of human societies and cultures and examines their similarities and differences.  These differences are what make each person unique and valuable in his or her own right.
Globalization	people now cross borders into other countries to work, go to school, receive medical care, visit, and live.
Human Diversity Characteristics	Age*  Ethnicity and national origin*  Race*  Gender and sexual orientation*  Mental and physical ability*  Religion*  Work style or ethic  Family status Geographic location  Lifestyle  Physical features  Economic conditions
Personal Biases	Everyone has some degree of bias.  Bias is a real human characteristic and needs to be addressed.  Personal biases, even without conscious thought, play a major role in how individuals perceive others
US Mainstream Values	Activity and hard work.  Personal achievement and success.  Individualism.  Efficiency and practicality.  Affluence, consumerism, material comfort.  Competition.  Openness, directness, being well informed
Age-based Generations	Greatest Generation  Silent Generation  Baby Boomers  Generation X  Millennials (Gen Y)  Generation Z
Ethnicity, Race & National Origin	U.S. has a long history of accepting people from around the world into a U.S. “Melting Pot
Cultural Diversity and Healthcare	Employment of bilingual and multicultural staff.  Provide translators and interpreters.  Provide medical documents in different languages.  Encourage staff to become more multi- cultural with training and education.
Gender and Sexual Orientation	Gender Roles.  Gender Identity.  Sexual Orientation:  Heterosexual  Homosexuality  Bisexuality  Homophobia.  Transgender.  Understand and use patient preferred name
Mental / Physical Disabilities	More than 10% of world population have some type of disability.  Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 greatly improved access and accommodation for disabilities. :
Embracing Diversity	Knowledge of cultural differences is key.  Respect for others and self.  Know your personal biases.  Understand the values of the individual regardless of his or her condition in life
Cultural Competency	A set of attitudes, congruent behaviors, and policies that come together in an agency, in a system, or among professionals, enabling effective interactions in a cross-cultural or multicultural environment.
Becoming Culturally Competent	Adopt diversity as a value.  Develop a capacity for cultural self- assessment.  Become aware of the dynamics of cross- cultural interaction.  Incorporate a knowledge of multiculturism as an organization.
Cultural Diversity and Health Care	Communication  Space  Time  Environmental control  Biologic variations  Social organizations
Ethical Dilemma	All professional decisions in radiologic and imaging sciences and other health care practices involve a consideration of human values.
Ethical Analysis	Identification of the problem  Developing alternative solutions  Selecting the best solution  Defending the selection
Solving Ethical Dilemmas	Examination of problem  Clarification  Determination of alternatives  Decision making
Ethical Theories	Consequentialism  Nonconsequentialism  Social contracts  Rights-based ethics  Principle-based ethics  Virtue-based ethics
Basic Ethical Principles	 Beneficence  Nonmaleficence  Autonomy  Veracity  Fidelity  Justice
Professional Relationships	 Toward patients  Toward physicians  Toward other health profession

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