Culture Flashcards

(37 cards)

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define culture

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a way of life for a group of people

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race

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common biological attributes shared by a group of people

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ethnicity

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social and cultural heritage

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what is world view formed by

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shaped by culture/ shared experiences
affected by socialization

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the cultural iceberg

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some differences are easy to see, many are hard to see

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ethnocentrism

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the tendency to hold ones own way of life superior to others

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cultural imposition

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forcing cultural or ethnocentrism on others

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define cultural competence

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The process of acquiring specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes, to ensure delivery of culturally congruent care

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how to attain cultural competence

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cultural awareness
cultural knowledge
cultural skills
cultural encounters
cultural desires

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ETHNIC cultural assessment

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Explanation: what pt thinks caused prob
Treatment: what pt has tried so far
Healers: has pt consulted alternative practitioners
Negotiate: looking for acceptable alternatives
Intervention: incorporate the pt preference
Collaboration: include pt, family, and other community resources

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culture care theory

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theorist: madeleine Leininger
nursing: a scientific discipline intended to help people maintain pr regain well-being in culturally meaningful ways

person: able to care about the needs of others

health: defined by culture, ability to participate in culture

environment: affected by physical, social, political, and ecological settings

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asian generalizations

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  • stoic
  • family name first
  • respect for elders and authority
  • patriarchal
  • avoid eye contact w/ superiors
  • hot and cold foods
  • herbal medicine
  • acupuncture
  • fastest-growing ethnic group in the US
  • typically past oriented
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common health problems: Asian

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malnutrition
TB
mental illness
cancer
respiratory
arthritis

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European generalizations

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value independence
self determination
individual decision-making

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Hispanic generalization

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  • outward expression of emotions
  • both fathers and mothers surnames
  • respect for elders
  • family decision-making
  • matriarchal
  • second fastest growing population in the US
  • belief that illness may be a punishment for their sins
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common Hispanic health probs

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TB
diabetes
obesity
AIDS
pneumonia
malnutrition
alcohol and drug abuse

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middle eastern generalizations

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  • heavily influenced by Islam
  • family-decision making
  • patriarchal
  • prefer nurse of same gender
  • Ramadan: fasting during daylight hours
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African generalizations

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  • tribal religions / animism
  • name: Clan/region
  • group reliance and interdependence
  • illness associated with strong stigma and spiritual causes
  • often delay seeking care
  • mistrust of health care
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Jewish generalizations

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  • Kosher preparation is certified from beginning to end by Rabbi
  • no meat and dairy in the same meal (utensils must be separate as well)
  • no pork
  • no scavenger fish or fish without fins or scales
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deaf culture generalizations

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  • includes HOH and deaf
  • 4th-grade reading level on average
  • extremely blunt
  • deep identification
  • distrusting of hearing people
  • willing to seek out those who try to communicate with them
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cultures that avoid touch

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asian and muslim

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future orientation

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  • americans
  • fixed time
  • schedules, goals
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present orientation

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prioritize being in the moment

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past orientation

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  • emphasizes tradition
  • typically asian
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teach back method
closing the loop of communication by having the patient teach back what was taught to them
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naturalistic practitioner
attributes illness to naturalistic things
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personalistic practitioner
believe that an external agent is putting a disease or illness onto a person
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hot conditions
fever, pregnancy, constipation
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cold conditions
head cold, arthritis
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culture-bound syndromes
illness specific to a culture - going postal (US) - hwa-byeong "fire illness" (Korean) - evil eye / mal-de-ojo (Latin/South Am., African culture)
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hispanic culture of love
physical presence
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american culture of love
sending flowers, cards
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Acts 17:26
one blood= all nations
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cultural relativism
ALL ways are right
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