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culture

A

the beliefs and attitudes that are learned and shared by members of a group

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2
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cultural competency

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possessing
knowledge, awareness, and respect
for other cultures. Physicians must respectfully
elicit needed information from patients
from various cultures to make accurate
diagnoses and negotiate acceptable treatment
goals

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3
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ethnocentrism

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conviction

that one’s own culture is superior

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4
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stereotyping

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the mistaken assumption that

everyone in a given culture is alike

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5
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generalizations

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awareness of cultural norms

Generalizations can serve as a starting point
and do not preclude factoring in individual
characteristics such as education, nationality,
faith, and acculturation

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6
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curanderos

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shamans = latino traditional healers - use herbs and incantations

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sobadores

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traditionl healers practice manipulation

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8
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parteras

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midwives

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9
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abuelas

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provide intial care

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10
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acupuncture + moxibustion

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  • Asian
    smoldering herbs attached to an acupuncture
    needle or placed directly on the skin),
    which may cause scars resembling cigarette
    burns
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11
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cupping + coining

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  • Asian
    may leave bruises -

cupping = place hot cups on patients skin - as they cool skin is sucked up - used to tx back pain

coining = side of coin is rubbed onto patients skin - causes red striation - technique used to draw out “cold illnesses” from the pt.

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12
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high-blood, low-blood, bad blood, falling out

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high-blood = HTN (sodium sensitive)

Falling out = stress-related collapse - dizziness and immobility

bad blood= STD contamination

low-blood:

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13
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Pica

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common among black women in US

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14
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Mongolian spot - why is this imp. to recognize?

A

common
in Asian, Latino, and black infants, also
resemble bruises and may be mistaken for
signs of abuse

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race

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a class or kind of people unified bya community of interests, habits, or inherited physical characteristics

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16
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Opim

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any semen, saliva, CSF, blood or ANY fluid that is from the body

17
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Health Care Workers and BBPsHow does exposure occur?

A

needle sticks!! usually happen after use/during use

18
Q

highest risk of infection from needle stick?

A

HBV

19
Q

univ. precautions?

A

TREAT ALL HUMAN BLOOD AND OPIM AS IF KNOWN TO BE INFECTIOUS WITH A BLOODBORNE DISEASE.

20
Q

most common mode of transmission of pathogens?

A

via the hands!

21
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sterile areas?

A

front of the gown from just below the neck to the waist, at the level of the sterile field, table level

Gloved hands and arms up to the shoulders

Draped part of the patient down to the
table level, anything over the edge of the table is considered unsterile

Covered parts of the “Mayo” stand
and “back table”, instruments on the tables.