8. Achieving Cultural Competence in Community Health Nursing Flashcards

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What does a lack of cultural competence do?

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  • increases barriers to care
  • inhibits communication
  • creates obstacles
  • increases gap in disparities
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set of common beliefs, values, and assumptions about life

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culture

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3
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biologic variation within a population

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race

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4
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T/F: people of the same race may be on different cultures

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True

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5
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shared feeling of peoplehood that relates to cultural factors

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ethnicity

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6
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degrees of variation represented among populations based on race, ethnicity, lifestyle, across place, and place of origin across time

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cultural diversity

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types of cultural variations among selected groups

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  • biological
  • personal space
  • perception of time
  • environmental control
  • social organization
  • communication
  • nutrition
  • religion
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8 steps to working with immigrant populations

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  • recognize your own values, beliefs, and practices
  • identify client’s preferred language
  • learn their health-seeking behaviors
  • get to know community
  • learn some traditional practices/remedies used by community
  • learn how cultural subgroups explain common illnesses or events
  • consider/accommodate client viewpoint
  • conduct cultural assessment
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9
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social issues affecting culturally component nursing care

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  • social determinants of health
  • socioeconomic status
  • health literacy
  • marginalization
  • health disparities
  • social justice
  • health equity
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exclusion from the mainstream in social, economic, cultural, or political life

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marginalization

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11
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5 interrelated constructions for cultural competence

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  • cultural awareness
  • cultural knowledge
  • cultural skill
  • cultural encounter
  • cultural desire
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12
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learning about the community or client’s culture and understanding how their own beliefs could affect others

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cultural awareness

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13
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having education and knowledge about the culture

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cultural knowledge

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14
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ability to integrate cultural awareness and knowledge when doing a cultural assessment

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cultural skill

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15
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opportunity for a nurse to engage with the culture

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cultural encounter

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16
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willingness to learn about, respect, and work with clients of different backgrounds

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cultural desire

17
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barriers to developing cultural competence

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  • stereotype
  • prejudice
  • racism
  • ethnocentrism
  • cultural imposition
  • cultural conflict
  • culture shock
18
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overgeneralization about a member of a particular group of people

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stereotype

19
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emotional manifestation of deeply held beliefs (stereotypes) about a group

20
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outward manifestation of thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes put into practices and policies

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discrimination

21
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the act of imposing culturally unacceptable and disapproving behaviors and practices on individuals and groups despite their objections

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cultural imposition

22
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perceived threat that may arise form a misunderstanding of expectations when nurses are unable to respond appropriately to another culture’s practices because of unfamiliarity or disagreement with the practice

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cultural conflict

23
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feeling of helplessness, discomfort, and disorientation experienced by nurses who attempt to understand or effectively adapt to a cultural group

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culture shock

24
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the nurse supports and facilitates the use of scientifically supported cultural practices from a person’s culture along with the biomedical health care system

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cultural preservation

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the nurse assists, supports, facilitates, or enables clients in their use of cultural practices to achieve satisfying health care outcomes when such practices are not harmful to clients
cultural accommodation
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the nurse works with clients to help them reorder, change, or modify their cultural practices with the practices are harmful to them
cultural repatterning
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advocating, mediating, negotiating, and interviewing between the client's culture and the biomedical health care culture on behalf of the client
cultural brokering