1. Which of the following is a key concept of cultural

perspectives in hospice and palliative care?

a) Respecting the diversity of beliefs, values and practices

among patients and families

b) Imposing the dominant culture's norms and expectations

on patients and families

c) Assuming that all patients and families share the same

cultural background and preferences

d) Avoiding any discussion of cultural issues with patients

and families

Answer: A. Rationale: Cultural perspectives in hospice and

palliative care emphasize the importance of respecting the

diversity of beliefs, values and practices among patients

and families, and providing culturally sensitive and

appropriate care that meets their needs and wishes.

2. What is the role of a cultural broker in hospice and

palliative care?

a) A person who mediates between different cultural

groups and facilitates communication and understanding

b) A person who advocates for the rights and interests of a

specific cultural group

c) A person who educates patients and families about the

dominant culture's norms and expectations

d) A person who evaluates the cultural competence of

hospice and palliative care providers

Answer: A. Rationale: A cultural broker is a person who

mediates between different cultural groups and facilitates