Chapter 14 Multiple Choice Questions

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. The biopsychosocial-spiritual model of health includes the biological, psychological and social domains which are key considerations for assessing and planning health care. An extension to this model includes consideration of:

the status of the individual within a group correct incorrect

the importance of spirituality for the individual correct incorrect

the duration of sickness, illness or chronic condition correct incorrect

the need for self-care correct incorrect

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. For most of his high school years Tom was punctual in attendance and an A-grade student. Recently, he has been skipping school and hanging out with his new group of friends to play online games. His friends could potentially be:

displaying normalised and accepted adolescent behaviours correct incorrect

displaying rebellion against compulsory education correct incorrect

an anti-social influence encountered in the secondary environment correct incorrect

a protective factor to ensure Tom practices self-care correct incorrect

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. Inclusive practices for people living with disability (PWD) are a priority in Australia. An example of inclusive practice could include:

encouraging PWD to complete only compulsory schooling as they will certainly encounter difficulties in accessing and maintaining employment correct incorrect

ensuring that PWD attend purpose-built facilities rather than modified community spaces correct incorrect

providing support for PWD through government legislation, standards and initiatives e.g., NDIS correct incorrect

PWD should be discouraged from high level sporting activities to avoid injury and placing additional burden on the health care system correct incorrect

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. All sociocultural responses are ingrained from infancy and remain unchanged throughout an individual's lifespan. Is this statement

True because the primary agent of socialisation is the strongest influence on an individual correct incorrect

False because primary, secondary and tertiary agents all contribute to shaping responses correct incorrect

False because the tertiary agent of socialisation produces the strongest influence correct incorrect

True as values and beliefs taught in infancy do not change regardless of other influences correct incorrect

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. Complete the sentence: Australia has been described as having a world class health system…

where standards of health service provision are equal regardless of geographical location in Australia correct incorrect

however, inequities and inequality do exist in the Australian health care system correct incorrect

and there are enough health professionals to meet the current and anticipated future needs of the Australian population correct incorrect

therefore, all Australians have access to the services they need correct incorrect