cultural health beliefs Flashcards

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Culture

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Socially transmitted behaviorpatterns, beliefs, values, customs, arts, & all other characteristics of ppl who guide their view of the world.

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cultural sensitivity

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is knowing politically correct language and not making statements that my offend another person’s cultural beliefs.

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cultural awareness

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focuses on history and ancestry and emphasizes an appreciation for and attention to arts , music, crafts, celebrations, foods, and traditional clothing.

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cultural competence

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includes the skills and knowledge required to effective nursing care.

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ethnocentrism

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is the tendency of humans to think that their ways of thinking, acting, and believing, are the only right, proper, and natural ways.

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stereotype

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opinion or belief about a group or people that is ascribed to an individual.

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cultural assimilation

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A new member takes on the dominant culture’s values, belief, and practices.

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cultural conflict

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when ones culture conflicts with the new culture

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cultural shock

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happens when values, beliefs, and practices, sanctioned by the new culture very are very different from the ones of the native culture.

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value

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defined as a principle or standard that has meaning or worth to an individual.

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belief

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something that a person accepts as true.

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acculturation

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when people immigrate to a new country, they gradually accept the new culture through learning process. they learn to accept their own beliefs and those of the new country.

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cultural diversity

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nationality, race, skin, color, gender, age, and religious affiliation. Secondary characteristics: socioeconomic status, education, occupation, military experience, and etc…

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environmental control

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the persons perception of his or her ability to plan for activities that control nature or direct environmental factors.

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people generally follow one of three major health belief systems

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scientific, spiritual, holistic

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generlization

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generalize about an ethinc person without sterotyping

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what are the 8 cultural phenomenas?seen in cultural groups

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communication, space, time orientated, social organization, environmental control/ health beliefs, choice of health care practitioner, biological variations, and death and dying issues.

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space?

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refers to ones personal space. ( comfort zone)

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what are the three time orientations?

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past oriented, present oriented, future oriented.

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what is past oriented?

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individuals maintain traditions that were meaningful in the past, and may worship ancestors.

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present oriented?

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people accept the day as it comes, with little regard for the past; and future is unpredictable.

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what is future oriented?

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people anticipate a bigger and better and place a high value on change.

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patriarchial?

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male dominated

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matriarchial?

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female dominated

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egalitarian?

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shared equally between men and women.

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biological variations?

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refers to ways in which people are different from one another physiologically and genetically

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world view?

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is the way in which the groups people explain life events and view lifes mysteries.

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spirituality?

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concerns the spirit, or soul, and is an element of religion.

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Rituals?

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ceremonial acts, or practices related to health

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atheist?

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a person who does not believe in the existence of god.

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agnostic?

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a person who DOUBTS the existence of god because it cannot be proven or disproved.

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what are the 3 main divisions of Christianity?

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Roman catholic, eastern orthodox, and protestant faiths.

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what is an islam?

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fastest growing religion in the world, muhammed who made Mecca the focal point of the religion.

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imam?

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and imam is a muslim religious prayer leader

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what is a rabbi?

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rabbi is a religious leader in judaism

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whats is a synogogue?

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a temple the main place to worship.

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what is ayurvedic?

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medicine founded in India, follows principles of “hot” and “cold” to balance the diet as needed for the season and the disease state.

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ethich?

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are found within race; these groups are usually differentiated by geographical , religious, social, or language differences.

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subcultures?

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are smaller groups within the culture wjpse members have similar views and goals in addition to in place of those of the main culture.

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transcultural nursing?

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is a term by Dr. Madeline Leininger to describe care that recognizes cultural needs of the patients and family.

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dialects?

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regional variations of the language within different pronunciations, grammer, or word meanings.

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spiritual distress?

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may be related to feelins of guilt and worthinessif the patient views illness as punishment for wrongdoing or sin.