Lecture 4: Multicultural and Post Traumatic Patients Flashcards
1
Q
What was the six point plan the local community utilized to improve relationships with Amish Community?
A
- Hired language speakers
- Hired patient advocate (figured out health care system)
- Got to know patients
- Made connections to community (understood their home remedies, etc)
- Become flexible (standard vs traditional care)
- Did not assume (e.g. culture, values, etc)
2
Q
How can you create a welcoming environment?
A
- Exhibit racially and ethnically diverse posters
- Display relevant magazines
- Equal Opportunity and Non-discrimination statement
- Inclusive Intake forms
- Have translators ready
- Tailor to patient
3
Q
Who should be screened for violence?
A
Both men and women can be screened
4
Q
What can you ask in a violence screening?
A
- Have you been hurt (physically/sexually) by anyone (stranger/person you know)?
- Are you currently being hurt by someone you know or are involved with?
- Have you ever experienced violence or abuse?
- Have you ever been sexually assaulted/raped?
5
Q
What is trauma?
A
- Can result from event, series of events, or set circumstances
- Physically or emotionally harmful or life-threatening
- Lasting adverse effects on mental, physical, social, emotional, or spiritual well-being
6
Q
What the five personal types of childhood trauma?
A
- Physical Abuse
- Verbal Abuse
- Sexual Abuse
- Physical Neglect
- Emotional Neglect
7
Q
What the five types of childhood trauma related to other family members?
A
- Parent who is an alcoholic
- Mother who is a victim of domestic violence
- Family member in jail
- Family member diagnosed with mental illness
- Disappearance of parent (divorce, death, abandonment)
8
Q
What are survivors of childhood trauma 5,000% more likely to do?
A
- Attempt suicide
- Eating disorders
- IV drug users