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Te Tiriti o Waitangi Principles Quiz


Te Tiriti o Waitangi Principles QuizVersión en línea Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles overview por Joshua Pading 1 What does self-determination mean in Māori healthcare? a Patients must follow hospital rules only b Māori can control their own health decisions c Nurses make all decisions d Government controls all services 2 What should nurses respect under this principle? a Hospital policies only b Only medical knowledge c Māori culture, language, and customs d Western beliefs only 3 How can nurses support Māori independence? a Encouraging participation in decision-making b Making decisions for them c Ignoring their views d Limiting their choices 4 What does equity mean in healthcare? a Ignoring differences b Giving more services to non-Māori c Treating everyone the same d Fair and just access to healthcare 5 What is the goal of equity for Māori health? a Equal health outcomes for all b Fewer services c Better outcomes only for some people d No changes needed 6 How can nurses promote equity? a Providing equal opportunities to services b Limiting access c Ignoring Māori needs d Focusing only on cost 7 What does active protection focus on? a Reducing services b Only treating illness c Ignoring cultural needs d Protecting and improving Māori health 8 Why is Māori health considered a taonga? a It is valuable and must be protected b It is controlled by nurses c It is unimportant d It is optional 9 What should nurses understand about themselves? a They have no impact b Rules are enough c Their culture and beliefs can affect care d Only patients matter 10 What does “options” mean in healthcare? a Patients must follow one system b Providing different culturally appropriate choices c Only one type of care is available d No services are needed 11 What type of care should be provided? a Culturally unsafe care b Only Western care c Culturally safe and responsive care d Limited care 12 Why should services reflect Māori models of health? a To ignore culture b To better meet Māori needs c To reduce staff d To simplify care 13 13. What does partnership involve? a Working alone b Ignoring Māori input c Working together with Māori d Making decisions without consultation 14 What does acting in good faith mean? a Ignoring others b Being honest and respectful c Making quick decisions alone d Following only rules 15 Why is partnership important? a It reduces communication b It improves health outcomes c It limits services d It avoids responsibility Feedback 1 Self-determination means Māori have agency over their own health decisions. 2 Respecting culture, language, and customs supports self-determination. 3 Active participation helps empowerment and autonomy. 4 Equity focuses on fair access, not identical treatment. 5 Aim is to close gaps in health outcomes. 6 Equity requires equal access to healthcare opportunities. 7 Active protection emphasizes safeguarding Māori health. 8 Taonga signifies its precious and protected status. 9 Self-awareness prevents cultural bias in care. 10 Options support culturally safe and responsive care.

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Te Tiriti o Waitangi Principles QuizVersión en línea

por Joshua Pading

What does self-determination mean in Māori healthcare?

What should nurses respect under this principle?

How can nurses support Māori independence?

What does equity mean in healthcare?

What is the goal of equity for Māori health?

How can nurses promote equity?

What does active protection focus on?

Why is Māori health considered a taonga?

What should nurses understand about themselves?

What does “options” mean in healthcare?

What type of care should be provided?

Why should services reflect Māori models of health?

13. What does partnership involve?

What does acting in good faith mean?

Why is partnership important?

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