1.10 - Health, Culture, And Society: A Rough Guide, Filipino Family In The 21st Century Flashcards

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_____ is the applications of the social sciences and humanities
toward an understanding of medicine and healthcare.

A

Social medicine

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______is the study of culture (not just man/woman).

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Anthropology and (Archaeology)

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Beliefs or practices transferred from one

generation to another.

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Culture

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_____is the study of populations.

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Demography

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All of the following are part of demography except:
A. Age composition
B. Gender Distribution
C. Movements in Population
D. Diagnosis of disease
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D

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_____ is the study of production, distribution, and consumption of
goods and services including its allocation.

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Economics

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_______ is the study of topography (spaces and places).

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Geography

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_____ is also used to study spaces and hoe people utilize these spaces.

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Geography

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______ is a study of events that focuses not just about dates and places but learning from what has happened to project
what might happen.

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History

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____ is the study of language.

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Linguistic

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How important language is, not

only for communication, but also for_____patients

A

Comforting

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Linguistic phenomena often start from the ____Class,

and dissipate.

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Middle

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____is the study of power relations and how power is

used/perceived

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Political Science

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_____ looks into how governments function and

malfunction

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Political Science

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15
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TRUE OR FALSE Power of physicians is often limited due to certain
conditions.

A

TRUE

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_____ is the Study of social institutions including families, and how they shape and mold the individual

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Sociology

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_____ is the study of mind, personality, and behavior but more on the individual level.

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Psychology

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18
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How do you change patient
behavior? : This question pertains to:
A. Health Psychology
B. Medical Psychology

A

A

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Why do patients do what they do?: This question pertains to:
A. Health Psychology
B. Medical Psychology

A

B

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The Social Sciences provides tools for _________, ________ and ______.

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  1. Analyzing health and illness
  2. Mastering competencies (not just clinical skills but also
    cultural competence) and eptitude
  3. Developing a more critical and discerning medical
    science, from bench (lab research) to bedside (clinical
    work).
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______ means being able to

process all cascading information and pick up the right pieces of information to become effective in the task

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Eptitude

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22
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Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model is also called_____.

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Social Ecological Model

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All are different levels of analysis for Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model except:
A. Micro
B. Meso
C. Exo
D. Endo
A

D

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The micro level in Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model pertains to _____.

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Individual including the family

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The meso level in Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model pertains to _____.
organizations when enculturation and socialization can take place
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The exo level in Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model pertains to _____.
community: Geographical and virtual
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The macro level in Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model pertains to _____.
larger structures and mass media
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Cutting across levels in Bronfenbrenner’s Nested Ecological Model are _____ and ______.
1. Ecological Factors | 2. History
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What are the lenses from Social Sciences & Humanities?
1. Phenomenological/Interpretivist Perspectives 2. Social Interactionist Perspectives 3. Political Economy
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What does Phenomenological/ | Interpretivist Perspectives pertain to?
Looking into meanings and experiences, how we | make sense of the world (micro) and people
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What does Social Interactionist Perspectives pertain to?
Looking into how we socialize and network (including electronically), how culture becomes habitus or kaugalian (meso and exo levels)
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What does Political Economy pertain to?
Looks at power relations across classes, and how | these shape access to resources.
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_______ is defined as an ongoing process by which individuals and systems respond respectfully and effectively to people of all cultures, languages, classes, races, sexes, ethnic backgrounds, religions, sexual orientations, abilities, and other diversity factors.
Cultural Competence
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Respecting and affirming differences based on ethnicity, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, differential capabilities, etc. both personal and institutional commitments pertains to which concept? A. Eptitude B. Cultural Competence C. Social Dimension D. Pakikisama
B
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Basically, point of ______ is to be sensitive in tailor-fitting care for patients
Cultural Competence
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Cultural competence is based on _____, which recognizes different environmental and historical circumstances elicit different responses.
Cultural Relativism
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______centered on your own culture but doctors need to recognize that cultures vary. Judging other people’s beliefs and practices using own cultural norms and standards. This hampers the development of cultural competence
Ethnocentrism
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_____ is understanding that there are social, historical, and even environmental contexts to culture. That people live in different contexts. There are debates on how far we can go with______. (1 answer only) A. Cultural Competence B. Cultural Ethnocentrism C. Cultural Center of the Philippines D. Cultural Relativism
D
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TRUE OR FALSE The social sciences should not teach you to manipulate patients.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE The social sciences help weaken the mind, awaken the spirit, as well as keep you critical and discerning.
FALSE | Sharpen the mind
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What are the characteristics of an idealized Filipino family?
Monogamous Extended Matrilocal
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The more relatives you have, the more people you can rely on for economic support. This statement pertains to: A. Monogamy B. Extended family C. Matrilocal arrangement
B
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Both father and mother-side relatives are recognized in Filipino families. They are_____.
Bilateral
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TRUE OR FALSE Patrilocal is living somewhere new and established their own household
FALSE | Neolocal
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Why is the ideal family system advantageous?
stable environment can depende on relatives low child mortality low risk of domestic abuse
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TRUE OR FALSE Social Dimension remind us that even marriage relationships and residence can impact health-related issues.
FALSE Social Science
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What are common-law unions?
Marriage that has no wedding ceremony and not considered formal marriage
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What is polygyny?
One man, many wives
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TRUE OR FALSE | Before 21st century, many marriages were not for love, but arranged.
TRUE
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What is the minimum age of marriage until 1989?
14 for females | 16 for males
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What is the minimum age of marriage today?
18-21 with parental permission | 21-24 with parental advice
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Before 21st Century, why are extended families stressful?
Dependency burdens | Conflicts in child-rearing
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TRUE OR FALSE | Before 21st Century, maternal mortality was low and child mortality was high.
FALSE | High maternal mortality
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What is the difference between 20th century and 21st century Filipino families based on marriage?
Today people delay marriage but not sex. There is prolonged dependency on parents. Live in arrangements
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With poorer families, partner change does occur often. What this during 20th Century or today?
Today
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What are the harmful effects of having household with step-parents
Increased vulnerability to abuse
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TRUE OR FALSE | Adoptions are frequent and often informal before 21st century.
FALSE | Today
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What are simulated births?
Faking birth certificate | Documents are arranged such that the adopting parents become the natural parents
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What are blended families?
When a man and woman who are both divorced or widowed and have children, they remarry with each other. They blend their families together
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``` The following are new parental conditions except: A. Grandmother parent B. Absconding parent C. Absent parent D.LGBT parents ```
A
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What does it mean to be part of the Sandwich generation?
Many parents now find themselves caring for young | children as well as elderly parents.
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TRUE OR FALSE Children don't fare well even with absent parents because of the extended system, there are also many anecdotal reports of problems: dropping out, drug use, etc.
FALSE | They fare well but they have problems
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TRUE OR FALSE Maternal deaths can mean decreased child survival rates.
TRUE
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Time to move away from “completeness” and look at “______” or availability of a relative (kuya, ate), family friend, or even schoolteacher.
Connectivity
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______are those who play a major role in | decision-making.
Gatekeepers
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________also play a major role in the flow of health information and knowledge, often through their decisions.
Gatekeepers