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-Fetal growth
-Brain development
-Metabolic disorders
-Cardiovascular health
-Respiratory health
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Short and Long-term Health Effects of:
1 Culture attributes 2
Parental Tobacco Smoking
3 Self-reflection and Self-critique: a behavior 4 Biculturalism (multiculturalism)
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Terms in this set (150)
Culture attributes -Sensibility and humility
-Beliefs and values about health and illness
-Health and illness expressions
Enculturation Process by which a person learns norms, values, and
behaviors of another culture
Acculturation Process of acquiring new attitudes, role, customs, or
behaviors
Assimiliation Process by which a person gives up his or her original identity
by becoming absorbed into the dominant cultural group
, Biculturalism (multiculturalism) Occurs when an individual identifies equally with two or more
cultures
Iceberg analogy of culture -Conscious behaviors (10-20%)
-Unconscious behaviors (80-90%)
Culture is _____ -Learned
-Dynamic: constantly adapting
-Resistant to change
-A set of shared beliefs, values, & behaviors
-Transmitted across generations
How does culture relate to healthcare? -Causal beliefs about health
-Illness expression
-Symptoms of illness
-Taboos
What is a nurse's ethical responsibility? -Cultural humility
-Cultural sensibility
-Ethical treatment of all individuals, families, communities, and
populations.
Cultural humility: An Attitude -Requires CONTINUOUS SELF-REFLECTION & SELF-
CRITIQUE as lifelong learners and reflective practitioners
-RECOGNIZES THE LIMITATIONS OF ONE'S OWN CULTURAL
PERSPECTIVE and works toward overcoming this perspective
in order to provide better nursing care
-The nurse who has _________ will be LESS LIKELY TO ACT IN AN
AUTHORITARIAN WAY or assume a power position over the
patient
Cultural sensibility: a practice The emotional intelligence aspect of working as a nurse with
diverse culture
Ethical treatment: a guiding principle The _______________ of patients, families, and communities requires
healthcare workers to develop strong relational and
communication skills
Self-reflection and Self-critique: a behavior -Learn to be aware of your own attitudes
-Learn to imagine another person's point of view
-Requires vulnerability
Leveling power differentials: A behavior -Values of the mainstream group or the group in power are
promoted and acted upon
-Members might not know how their statements of behaviors
affect others
-Voices of the less powerful or underrepresented groups are
suppressed or dismissed
-Members might feel frustrated and avoid interaction
Build High-Quality Partnerships: Behavior - Listen to understand others' lived experience
- Learn to bear witness and be attuned to another's
experience
- Negotiate, rather than impose, a plan of care
Cultural Sensitivity Being aware that cultural differences exist and have an effect
on values, learning, and behavior.
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Sherpath: Diabetes Mellitus Chapter 21 Test Case Study 4 (Short
30 terms 24 terms 22 terms
jesssbee Preview kenanderson2017 Preview Brittany182
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
-Fetal growth
-Brain development
-Metabolic disorders
-Cardiovascular health
-Respiratory health
Choose an answer
Short and Long-term Health Effects of:
1 Culture attributes 2
Parental Tobacco Smoking
3 Self-reflection and Self-critique: a behavior 4 Biculturalism (multiculturalism)
Don't know?
Terms in this set (150)
Culture attributes -Sensibility and humility
-Beliefs and values about health and illness
-Health and illness expressions
Enculturation Process by which a person learns norms, values, and
behaviors of another culture
Acculturation Process of acquiring new attitudes, role, customs, or
behaviors
Assimiliation Process by which a person gives up his or her original identity
by becoming absorbed into the dominant cultural group
, Biculturalism (multiculturalism) Occurs when an individual identifies equally with two or more
cultures
Iceberg analogy of culture -Conscious behaviors (10-20%)
-Unconscious behaviors (80-90%)
Culture is _____ -Learned
-Dynamic: constantly adapting
-Resistant to change
-A set of shared beliefs, values, & behaviors
-Transmitted across generations
How does culture relate to healthcare? -Causal beliefs about health
-Illness expression
-Symptoms of illness
-Taboos
What is a nurse's ethical responsibility? -Cultural humility
-Cultural sensibility
-Ethical treatment of all individuals, families, communities, and
populations.
Cultural humility: An Attitude -Requires CONTINUOUS SELF-REFLECTION & SELF-
CRITIQUE as lifelong learners and reflective practitioners
-RECOGNIZES THE LIMITATIONS OF ONE'S OWN CULTURAL
PERSPECTIVE and works toward overcoming this perspective
in order to provide better nursing care
-The nurse who has _________ will be LESS LIKELY TO ACT IN AN
AUTHORITARIAN WAY or assume a power position over the
patient
Cultural sensibility: a practice The emotional intelligence aspect of working as a nurse with
diverse culture
Ethical treatment: a guiding principle The _______________ of patients, families, and communities requires
healthcare workers to develop strong relational and
communication skills
Self-reflection and Self-critique: a behavior -Learn to be aware of your own attitudes
-Learn to imagine another person's point of view
-Requires vulnerability
Leveling power differentials: A behavior -Values of the mainstream group or the group in power are
promoted and acted upon
-Members might not know how their statements of behaviors
affect others
-Voices of the less powerful or underrepresented groups are
suppressed or dismissed
-Members might feel frustrated and avoid interaction
Build High-Quality Partnerships: Behavior - Listen to understand others' lived experience
- Learn to bear witness and be attuned to another's
experience
- Negotiate, rather than impose, a plan of care
Cultural Sensitivity Being aware that cultural differences exist and have an effect
on values, learning, and behavior.
