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11)In Rights theory, health care is described as a: A)basic human and citizen right. B)resource to be allocated where it will do the most good. C)right for only the few. D)resource for only the most disadvantaged. 12)Which of the following is not a variable strongly related to the level of actual and perceived health within a population? A)Age B)Gender C)Ethnicity D)Cultural competency 13)All of following are cultural values in America except: A)group superiority. B)humanitarianism. C)science and technology. D)equal health care for all. 14)Health literacy is: A)the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic information and services needed to make appropriate decisions about their health. B)the ability of an individual to read health care information that is printed in English. C)the ability of health organizations and practitioners to recognize the cultural beliefs, values, and attitudes of specific cultural groups. D)how illness and disease are perceived by an individual or group. 15)Research suggests that those who are not health literate experience almost _____% more hospitalizations than their health literate counterparts. A)15 B)30 C)40 D)50 16)In the United States, unlike most of the industrialized world, the only people with a right to health care are: A)newborns. B)preschoolers. C)young adults. D)the 65+ age group. 17)Kantian theory: A)tells people they ought to treat others as they want to be treated themselves. B)views health care as a basic right. C)implies that health care resources should be allocated where they will do the most good. D)states that each person is to have an equal right to basic liberties. 18)The delivery of health care is ethically special because of all of the following except: A) it has the overarching goal of reducing pain and suffering. B)it influences the opportunities a person has in society. C)it has historical, religious, and moral connotation. D) medical technology companies often make large profits. 19)The life expectancy in Sweden is: A)85 years. B)81 years. C)67 years. D)77 years. 20)The mortality rate for mothers and infants in the U.S. is ranked _____ in the world. A)1st B)7th C)13th D)20th 21)Countries that meet the test for justice and fairness for their health care systems include all of the following except: A)Great Britain. B)United States. C)France. D)Japan. 22)All of the following are cues suggesting that a patient has low health literacy status except: A)registration and other forms may be filled out incompletely or incorrectly. B)patient hands written material to a relative or other person. C)patient gives excuses when asked to read something. D)patient completes all forms correctly but has many questions. 23)All of the following are true about the REALM except: A)it stands for Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Medicine. B)it asks patients to read medical terms. C)it is used to assess cultural competency. D)it has been used to assess health literacy among many different patient populations. 24)Groups who are perceived to be minorities or those affected by cultural competency and health literacy issues include all of the following except: A)men. B)women. C)children. D)elders. 25)The federal government became the largest broker of health care in the world when: A)Medicare and Medicaid were established in 1965. B)the health care code of ethics was adopted. C)Kantian theory was adopted by the U.S. congress. D)the Indian Health service was brought into the NIH.