1. In a rural healthcare setting, a nurse educator is tasked with developing a community outreach program. Which of the following approaches best aligns with culturally competent care? A. Implementing a standardized program used widely in urban areas. B. Adapting existing programs to include local languages and health beliefs. C. Focusing solely on evidence-based practices without local customization. D. Avoiding discussions of cultural practices to maintain neutrality. Answer: B. Rationale: Adapting programs to local contexts ensures that the care provided is culturally relevant and sensitive, which is essential for effective education and patient outcomes. 2. A nurse educator is utilizing simulation-based learning for nursing students. What is the primary benefit of this educational method? A. It reduces the need for clinical placements. B. Students can experience hands-on learning in a controlled environment. C. It is less expensive than traditional learning methods. D. Simulation can replace theoretical learning. Answer: B. Rationale: Simulation-based learni