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Introduction of Spiritual Nursing Flashcards

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Spirituality is from the Latin term “spiritus”, which means

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BREATH

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A search for what is sacred in life, one’s deepest values, along with a relationship with God, or a higher power, that transcends the self.

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Spirituality

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Organizes the spiritual experiences of a group of
people into a system of beliefs and practices.

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Religion

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As a set of beliefs, rituals and practices, usually embodied within an
institution or an organization.

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Religion

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Community focused

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Religion

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Observable, measurable, objective

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Religion

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Formal, orthodox organized

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Religion

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Behavior-oriented, outward practices

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Religion

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“Good/evil” doctrine

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Religion

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Authority-directed

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Religion

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Religious practices such as prayer, reading the Quran/Bible/Torah

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Religion

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Individualistic focused

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Spirituality

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Less visible, measurable, subjective

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Spirituality

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Less formal, unorthodox

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Spirituality

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Emotionally-oriented, inward directed

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Spirituality

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Non-doctrine oriented

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Spirituality

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Self-directed

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Spirituality

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Spiritual practices such as meditating, listening to music, and hiking

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Spirituality

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The three main divisions of Christianity

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  1. Roman Catholic
  2. Eastern Orthodoc
  3. Protestant Faith
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Largest religion in the world

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Christianity

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In birth infants must be baptized soon after birth

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Christianity

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Death is viewed as a transition to a life with God

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Christianity

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Believe in eternal life

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Christianity

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Sacrament of the sick: administered by the priest to patients who are ill and conscious; may also be performed after death

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Christianity

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Birth control: natural family planning is the only acceptable method of birth control.

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Christianity

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donation and transplants are acceptable

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Christianity

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Sterilization is forbidden unless for medical reasons

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Christianity

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Believe that it is against God’s will to receive blood and, therefore, they refuse blood transfusions, often even if it is their own blood.

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Jehovah’s Witnesses

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They do not eat “dinuguan” (animal blood) or food mixed with blood because accordingly, the Lord God prohibited His servants to do so.

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Members of the Iglesia Ni Cristo

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Also bans going to the movies and drinking alcoholic beverages, and women are prohibited from wearing make-up, wearing pants and tight shirts, and cutting their hair.

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Members Church of God International (MCGI) /Dating Daan

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Refrain from eating pork because God has revealed that it is not good for food. They are distinguished by its observance of Saturday, the seventh day of the week in Christian and Jewish calendars, as the Sabbath

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Seventh-day Adventist

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2nd largest religion in the world

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Islam

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Believes only on one God, Allah

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Islam

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Emphasizes equality of the races and social classes and attempts to promote brotherhood for all

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Islam

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Only eats Halal foods (no animal fats, pork, by products of pork and any animals that have not been slaughtered according to Islamic custom.

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Islam

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Behaviour and acts of individual or family are greatly influenced by the spouse, children and relatives. They are often consulted in all important decisions.

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Islam

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Taking care of one’s health is a religious duty

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Islam

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Spiritual needs may take precedence over physical needs.

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Islam

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believe illness, suffering, pain and dying as a test from God and perceives illness as a trial by which one’s sins are removed.

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Islam or Muslim patients

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Medications that contain alcohol, gelatin and pork-based are forbidden. May recommend gelatin-free alternatives. If none is available, the drug may be used but this should be explained to the patient to help them make correct decisions.

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Islam

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Medications that are allowed during ramadan

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-Eye drops
-Ear drops
-Dental Care
-Inhalers
-Nebulizer treatment
-Nasal Spray
-Immunization
- Insulin injection

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Medications that are not allowed during ramadan

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-IV fluids
-Donating Blood
- Oral Medications

43
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Is not acceptable due to loss of family name

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Adoption

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Female circumcision is prohibited

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Circumcision in Islam

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Requires male circumcision before leaving the hospital

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Circumcision in Islam

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Left hand is considered unclean so use right hand for medication administration, assisting with feeding or handing objects to patients

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Hand use in Islam

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Cremation is forbidden. Organ donation is not permitted

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Islam

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Contraception is permitted. Abortion is prohibited

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Islam

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Privacy must be provided for prayer.

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Islam

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The Koran should not be touched by anyone ritually unclean, and nothing must be placed on top of it.

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Islam

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Many are vegetarians because most believe that eating meat involves harming a living creature

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Hinduism

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Illness or disease is seen as the result of the misuse of the body or a consequence of sin committed in a previous life

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Hinduism

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Are strict vegetarians

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Hinduism

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They believe in non-violence which extends to animals

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Hinduism

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Cows are considered sacred and pigs are considered “unclean”

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Hinduism

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They do not eat from plates or utensils that have previously been used to serve meat

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Hinduism

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When it comes to decision making, elder family members have a strong influence on decision-making related to health

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Hinduism

58
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What type of medicine does Hinduism mostly use?

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Ayurvedic Medicines

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World’s oldest holistic (whole body) healing

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Ayurvedic Medicines

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It’s based on the belief that health and wellness depend on a delicate balance between the mind, body, and spirit. Its main goal is to promote good health, not fight disease.

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Ayurvedic Medicines

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Is considered the authority on health and healing matters

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Eldest woman in Hinduism

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Ayurvedic medicine follows the principles of

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“Hot” and “Cold”

63
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The purpose of Ayurvedic medicine to follow the principle of “Hot and “Cold”

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To balance the diet as needed for the season and the disease state

64
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Patients may request _________of water be made available when they use bedpans and toilets to assist with washing

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Beaker of Water in Hinduism

65
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They prefer to shower after defecation

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Older Hindus

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Oray hygiene in Hindus is usually done

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Immediately after waking up

67
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They do not believe in healing through faith

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Buddhism

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They believe spiritual peace and liberation from anxiety through following Buddha’s teachings are important in promoting health and recovery

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Buddhism

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Believe that illness or disease is due to an imbalance in yin and yang

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Buddhism

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These are those that generate cold or cool energy in the body, such as watermelon, bitter gourd, crab, and most green vegetables.

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Yin foods

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Foods such as red meat, ginger, pepper, and garlic, generate warm or hot energy.

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Yang foods

72
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The body should not be moved for at least 72hours

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Buddhism (Post Mortem Care)

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Believes in rebirth/reincarnation

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Buddhism (Post Mortem Care)

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No prohibitions on healthcare practices

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Buddhism (Post Mortem Care)

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Believes in Karma (Cause & Effect)

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Buddhism (Post Mortem Care)

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Believes that death is their fate

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Buddhism (Post Mortem Care)

77
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Contraception is allowed but no condoms and other natural method

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Buddhism (Post Mortem Care)

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