Filipino Culture, Values and Practices Relation to Maternal and Child Care Flashcards
Modalities of care
Culture care preservation
Culture care accommodation
Culture Care restructuring
The nurse supports the patient’s retention, preservation and maintenance of beneficial cultural beliefs and practices.
Culture care preservation
The nurse to support the negotiation or adoption of cultural practices that are safe and effective for the patients’ health, wellbeing, illness or dying.
Culture care accommodation
The nurse enables the patient to be aware of his options in order to change, modify or restructure their life for better health practices and outcomes
Culture Care restructuring
Critical competencies in transcultural nursing
list them
- Listening
- Observing
- Taking cues from presented behaviors
The practice of transcultural care enables the nurse to
have a ________ _________ or unlock the unique
opportunity to provide culturally ____________ care
- special
- privilege
3.congruent
The Badjaos also called the
“sea gypsies”
group of seafaring nomadic people that live on houseboats
Badjaos
Badjaos live on houseboats, what are they called
“lepa-lepa”
Where are Badjaos usually found
Tawi-tawi, Sulu, Basilan and in Zamboanga but now, they can be found can be found even on the streets of Manila, in Quezon province and all over the Philippines
The marrying age among the Badjaos is
13-18
Bajdjaos practices pertaining to the behavior of the pregnant woman
● Assumes to be pregnant with the absences of menstrual period within the full moon of three consecutive months.
● Consults a panday once she believes she is pregnant. This can be dangerous because according to Aziato and Omenyo (2018) TBAs have had very little training and education that integrates them into the larger health care system and even those with training need the support of skilled backup services.
● Avoids sitting in the doorway since the position will lead to a difficult delivery
● Avoiding to have a haircut during pregnancy since this will lead to a cesarean delivery
Badjaos behavior of husband
● Avoid visiting the dead. It will predispose the baby to
experience bad circumstances
● Restriction of sexual activity with wife to prevent baby
from having deformities
Badjaos behavior of the panday
● Thoroughly massage the abdomen to determine the position of the baby.
Badjaos food beliefs for pregnant women
● Prohibiting the intake of bloody fish or those fish
catched through dynamite fishing to prevent
excessive bleeding of the mother
● Prohibiting pregnant women to eat twin bananas
Badjaos beliefs and practices during the birthing process
● Cover the floor with mat and plastic to prevent blood stain in the floor during delivery
● The malong should cover the during delivery to cover the private parts. Even the panday should refrain from observing the private parts.
● Rope tied in the ceiling will be pulled by the woman during delivery for strength
● Delivery position is high fowler’s position with thighs apart and knees are flexed.
● Only female family members can stay in the delivery room for support
● Stop all carpentry works during delivery
● Delivery at night time family members must offer
prayers.
Badjaos rituals after childbirth
● The placenta will be placed in a coconut shell and brought directly to the seashore. The bearer must not look back or the child will be backward in his/her lifetime. It will be buried very deep so no animals can dig it up.
● Placenta is buried near the seashore so the child will be a good swimmer
● The child is given ampalaya juice so he/she can vomit ingested materials. According to IMCI protocols, only breast milk must be fed to infants from 0 to 6 months old.
● One of the indigenous groups “people of the sea current.”
● They are originally from the Sulu Archipelago
The Tausug
The marrying age among the Tausug is
15-16
Kidnap for marriage is also a common practice among the members of the tribe
what is it called
“Guyod”
During an eclipse, the pregnant woman is made to take a bath while standing or sitting on a big mortar called “________” to prevent the baby from developing ugly birthmarks
(for the Tausug)
Lusong
The pregnant woman should not look down or comment about other people’s discrepancies (“_______”) to prevent her baby from having deformities
(for the Tausug)
“kudyo”
__________ is worn during delivery to cover the woman’s
vagina and the legs. No one is allowed to look at the woman’s private parts. The traditional midwife or panday only inspects to check if the baby’s head is already out
(for the Tausug)
Malong
Newborns can breastfeed from their mother only after ____ days. At birth the baby will feed from another lactating mother
(for the Tausug)
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