Nursing 302 Exam 2 – Questions With Accurate
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What is patient-centered care? A care approach that focuses on the person rather
than just the diagnosis.
Define culture in the context of A set of beliefs, attitudes, and practices shared by a
healthcare. group that is passed down through generations.
What is a subculture? A smaller group within a larger culture, defined by
factors like age, occupation, interests, and gender.
What does cultural competence Providing care that aligns with patients' cultural
entail? values and beliefs, and being aware of one's own
cultural worldview.
What is culturally responsive care? Care that integrates the client's cultural point of view
and values into the care plan.
What is culturally sensitive care? Recognizing and respecting patients' unique cultural
backgrounds and preferences.
Define cultural humility. A respectful attitude towards other cultures that
encourages lifelong learning and challenges
personal biases.
List some impacts on culture that Economic stability, education, health and healthcare
affect healthcare. access, neighborhood environment, and social
context.
What is stereotyping in the context of Assuming that all individuals of a certain culture share
culture? the same attributes, traits, and beliefs.
, Define discrimination in healthcare. Treating someone unfairly based on their cultural
attributes.
What is prejudice? Having a negative preconceived notion about
someone based on their cultural background.
What is bias? An inclination or attitude towards a person based on
their cultural group.
What does assimilation mean? Adopting the practices and norms of a dominant
culture, which can lead to loss of one's original
identity.
Define ethnocentrism. The belief that one's own culture is superior to others,
leading to discrimination and bias.
What is the difference between Conscious bias is a deliberate belief, while
conscious and unconscious bias? unconscious bias occurs without awareness and is
influenced by personal experiences.
What is the meaning of equality in Providing the same resources and care to all
healthcare? individuals regardless of their needs.
Define equity in healthcare. Recognizing that individuals have different needs
and providing resources accordingly to ensure
fairness.
What is inclusion in healthcare? Creating a supportive environment that embraces
diversity and ensures all individuals feel welcomed
and respected.
What does intentional presence mean Being fully present and focused on the patient
in patient care? without distractions.
Define justice in healthcare. Ensuring all patients are treated equitably and fairly.
What are health disparities? Preventable differences in health outcomes
experienced by socially disadvantaged populations.
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Terms in this set (100)
What is patient-centered care? A care approach that focuses on the person rather
than just the diagnosis.
Define culture in the context of A set of beliefs, attitudes, and practices shared by a
healthcare. group that is passed down through generations.
What is a subculture? A smaller group within a larger culture, defined by
factors like age, occupation, interests, and gender.
What does cultural competence Providing care that aligns with patients' cultural
entail? values and beliefs, and being aware of one's own
cultural worldview.
What is culturally responsive care? Care that integrates the client's cultural point of view
and values into the care plan.
What is culturally sensitive care? Recognizing and respecting patients' unique cultural
backgrounds and preferences.
Define cultural humility. A respectful attitude towards other cultures that
encourages lifelong learning and challenges
personal biases.
List some impacts on culture that Economic stability, education, health and healthcare
affect healthcare. access, neighborhood environment, and social
context.
What is stereotyping in the context of Assuming that all individuals of a certain culture share
culture? the same attributes, traits, and beliefs.
, Define discrimination in healthcare. Treating someone unfairly based on their cultural
attributes.
What is prejudice? Having a negative preconceived notion about
someone based on their cultural background.
What is bias? An inclination or attitude towards a person based on
their cultural group.
What does assimilation mean? Adopting the practices and norms of a dominant
culture, which can lead to loss of one's original
identity.
Define ethnocentrism. The belief that one's own culture is superior to others,
leading to discrimination and bias.
What is the difference between Conscious bias is a deliberate belief, while
conscious and unconscious bias? unconscious bias occurs without awareness and is
influenced by personal experiences.
What is the meaning of equality in Providing the same resources and care to all
healthcare? individuals regardless of their needs.
Define equity in healthcare. Recognizing that individuals have different needs
and providing resources accordingly to ensure
fairness.
What is inclusion in healthcare? Creating a supportive environment that embraces
diversity and ensures all individuals feel welcomed
and respected.
What does intentional presence mean Being fully present and focused on the patient
in patient care? without distractions.
Define justice in healthcare. Ensuring all patients are treated equitably and fairly.
What are health disparities? Preventable differences in health outcomes
experienced by socially disadvantaged populations.
