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The terminology used when referring an Aboriginal person is an important aspect
of health care. This is because: - correct answers The classification of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander people according to percentage and skin colour is
offensive
The Nursing and Midwifery Codes of Conduct (2018) acknowledge that nurses and
midwives must provide care that: - correct answers s free of bias, racism and
belief-based assumptions.
According to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, 'Country' refers to a
place: - correct answers where one is born and has a spiritual connection to land.
For someone to be recognised as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person,
they need to: - correct answers be of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent;
identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and be accepted in the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait community in which he or she lives as an Aboriginal or
Torres Strait Islander person.
Cultural security is embedded in organisations and health systems by processes of:
- correct answers brokerage, cultural protocols, cultural safety and cultural
awareness.
,Social Darwinism, in relation to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, refers
to - correct answers the ideology of natural elimination that underpinned
assimilation policies.
During the segregation phase, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women were
able to - correct answers marry only people approved by the Chief Protector
The National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Children from Their Families was a watershed event in Australian history. The
Inquiry's report was called the - correct answers 'Bringing Them Home' report
Protection and control legislation resulted in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
peoples living - correct answers on missions and in reserves.
When one group with more power over another enforces its values and beliefs
using violence or legislation, it is best defined as - correct answers culture conflict
Health may be most comprehensively described as follows: - correct answers
Health is a subjective experience that can change and is dependent on a person's
functional capacity and perception of the meaning of health.
According to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, 'Country' refers to a
place - correct answers where one is born and has a spiritual connection to land.
, To make strong connections with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
communities, it is necessary as a first step to: - correct answers build a relationship
with the Elders of the community.
What is the key concept to remember when working with Aboriginal people? -
correct answers Treat everyone as an individual.
Traditionally, birthing on Country referred to - correct answers Culturally safe
childbirth on Country with the support of kin.
Food security has been described as a political issue. Some reasons for this are: -
correct answers Food is one of the social determinants recognised by the World
Health Organisation.
All people have a right to be treated equally and fairly. Consequently, social justice
is achieved when: - correct answers people have fair and equal access to a
society's resources and services along with freedom and choice in how to live their
lives regardless of geographical area and cultural background.
A lower social gradient in health is associated with which of the following? -
correct answers Shorter life expectancy and higher risk of premature death.
Wilkinson and Marmot's publication The Solid Facts (1998) suggests that there are
10 social determinants of health but others have been identified. Which social
determinants listed below are not included in The Solid Facts? - correct answers
Land, racism and history.
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