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Practice Question

A bisexual woman expresses concern about disclosing her sexual orientation to healthcare providers. What should the nurse understand about healthcare disparities in LGBTQ+ Individuals?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

LGBTQ+ individuals may delay seeking care due to fear of discrimination.

Rationale:

🟦 Many LGBTQ+ individuals have experienced or anticipate stigma, bias, or discrimination in healthcare settings.

🟦 This fear can lead to delayed care, avoidance of preventive services, and reduced disclosure of important health information.

🟦 Delays in care contribute to worse health outcomes and increased health disparities among LGBTQ+ populations.

🟦 Creating an inclusive, affirming environment helps improve trust, access, and continuity of care.

🟦 Nurses play a key role in reducing disparities through nonjudgmental communication and advocacy.

Lesbian and bisexual women have a lower risk of sexually transmitted infections.

🟦 STI risk depends on behaviors, not sexual orientation.

🟦 This statement reflects a common misconception.

LGBTQ individuals seek healthcare services more frequently than heterosexual clients.

🟦 Many LGBTQ+ individuals actually access care less frequently due to fear of discrimination.

🟦 Barriers often reduce, not increase, healthcare utilization.

Bisexual individuals have fewer mental health concerns than the general population.

🟦 Bisexual individuals often experience higher rates of anxiety, depression, and stress.

🟦 Minority stress and stigma contribute to these disparities.

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Question Details
  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: General Exams
  • Domain: 🤱🏼Maternity & Newborn Care
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