M4 Chpt 5: Cultural Influences and Public Health Nutrition Flashcards

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Acculturation

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The process of a cultural group adapting or learning the cultural norms of another group

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Dietary Acculturation

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  • The process that occurs when immigrants adopt the dietary practices, eating patterns, and food choices of the host country
  • Can be good or bad
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Ethnocentrism

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  • A way of looking at the world through a personal lens that has been influenced by personality, genetics, family and relationships, and media
  • Subconscious disregard for cultural differences
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Health

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The status of an individual’s condition and their state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being

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Health Care

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The process of treating an illness or injury

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Health disparities are associated with ____ outcomes for ______ populations

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  • Poor

- Minority

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Hunger-obesity paradox

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Obesity and hunger can coexist in the same person within the same household

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Rural areas have significantly higher rates of

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  • Heart disease
  • Cancer
  • Diabetes
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Biology in the context of determinants of health

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The individual’s genetic makeup, family history, and the physical and mental health problems attained during life

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Culture

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Customary beliefs, social norms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group

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Race

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A social classification that relies on physical markers, such as skin color, to identify group membership

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Ethnicity

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Shared origins or social background; shared culture and traditions that are maintained between generations; and shared culture that contributes to a sense of identity and group

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Cultural Competence

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Understanding the importance of social and cultural influences on individual’s health beliefs and behaviors

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4 Steps to acquiring cultural competence

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  • Cultural awareness
  • Cultural knowledge
  • Cultural skill
  • Cultural encounter
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Cultural Awareness

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Developing an understanding and sensitivity to another ethnic group’s values, beliefs, practices, lifestyles, and problem-solving strategies

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Cultural Knowledge

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Involves acclimatizing to selected cultural characteristics such as history, values, belief systems, and behaviors of the members of another ethnic group

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Cultural Skill

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Effective integration of cultural awareness and cultural knowledge to meet the participant’s needs

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Communication

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A social interaction of giving and receiving information for facilitating understanding and creating social connection with a common set of rules

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Cultural sensitivity

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A heightened knowledge of the needs of the client

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When designing health promotion programs for multicultural groups you should focus on…

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Developing programs that are culturally sensitive rather than catering to the dominant culture

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Barriers to multicultural health promotion and disease prevention

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  • Primary language spoken
  • Lack of available physician offices/hospitals
  • Transportation can also be barriers
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African American Dietary Patterns

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  • Hight in fat, salt, and sugar

- High in fried foods and sweetened drinks

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Hispanic/Latino American Dietary Patterns

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  • Increased consumption of high-fat, high sugar, highly processed foods associated with mainstream culture
  • Increased due to dietary acculturation
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Native American Dietary Patterns

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Cereal w/ milk, fried potatoes, fried eggs, chopped meat, milk, bread with butter, oatmeal/cornmeal, white sugar

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Asian Dietary Patterns

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Low in fat & dairy products, high in complex carbohydrates & sodium

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Caucasian Dietary Patterns

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Red meat, high-fat salty foods, processed foods, sugary desserts, & often alcohol

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Scales of Acculturation

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  • Residency
  • Language
  • Age of immigration
  • Food list
  • Dietary acculturation scales
  • Individual acculturation scales for each ethnicities