CCHC Unit 3 - Mini Review

Patients from which religion may be hesitant to shave their hair for a medical procedure, such as an EKG because of their respect for God’s creation?

• Sikhism

• Judaism

• Buddism

• Christianity

Patients from which religion do not practice burial or cremation after death?

• Hinduism

• Zoroastrianism

• Buddhism

• Taoism

Which of the following is NOT an obstacle to discussing religion with patients?

• Many doctors fear they will appear unprofessional if they discuss religion.

• Many doctors are well-educated about different religions but don’t want to seem

  arrogant.

• There is little time to discuss religion and spirituality during regular office visits.

• Many doctors lack experience with other religions and hesitate because of their lack of knowledge.

Which religion’s respect for life in every form, from the smallest organism to the largest, leads them to a strict vegetarian diet which prohibits the consumption of food grown underground?

• Buddhism
• Jainism
• Hinduism
• Sikhism

Which religion does NOT generally have any required dietary restrictions?

• Jainism

• Lutheranism

• Islam
• Hinduism

Which of the following is NOT a role of a chaplain?

• partner with clergy members

• provide religious rituals such as prayer or sacraments

• provide emotional and spiritual support for patients in times of poor health

• offer medical advice or alternative treatment

If a male patient were to enter a medical office and states he has multiple spouses, which religion would he possibly be practicing?

• Buddhism
• Mormonism

• Jainism

• Christianity

Which of the following religions believe terminal illness is impure and an imbalance of the body and mind?

• Shintosim

• Catholicism

• Hinduism
• Sikhism

Which religion emphasizes that illness is an illusion and requires members to pray for healing rather than seek

medical treatment?

• Islam

• Christian Scientist

• Bahai’sm

• Mormonism

What does the H in the acronym 'HOPE' stand for? What type of question would be used to incorporate a spiritual assessment for the patient?