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Communication Process - correct answer Source, Message, method of transmission, receiver, feedback Types of communication - correct answer verbal and nonverbal Levels of Communication - correct answer social therapeutic or purposeful orientation - correct answer learning about the person, developing trust working - correct answer exploring thoughts and feelings Termination - correct answer the act of ending something Restating - correct answer repeating in a slightly different way Clarifying - correct answer Asking a closed-ended question in response to a patient's statement to be sure you understand Reflecting - correct answer" you feel" statement Paraphrasing - correct answer rephrasing the statement to what the receiver believes the sender meant. minimal - correct answer sounds or words that encourage the sender to continue with the message. Remaining silent - correct answer silence can encourage the sender to continue Summarizing - correct answer Briefly stating the main points and key details of a work in your own words. Validating - correct answer asking questions related to the original statement why - correct answer another way of saying no false reassurance - correct answer what you say in your reassurance may not be true probing - correct answer Pushing for information beyond what is medically necessary to know. belitting - correct answer to cause (a person or thing) to seem little or less giving advice - correct answer telling someone what to do simple answers - correct answer causes the receiver to feel misunderstood. formal communication - correct answer always start nursing jargon - correct answer avoid speaking this way to patients Beliefs - correct answer specific ideas that people hold to be true Norms - correct answer rules and expectations by which a society guides the behavior of its members Folkways - correct answer Socially acceptable behaviors without great moral significance Morals - correct answer beliefs strongly held by members Sanctions - correct answer the social remedies for violating any of the norms Symbol - correct answer non verbal expression Learned Culture - correct answer learned from behaviors, values, beliefs and traditions passed down from one generation to the next through generation. Shared Culture - correct answer it gives cultures stability and security integrated culture - correct answer patterned systems of customs that are related adaptive culture - correct answer constantly adapting response to new environments. transcultural nursing - correct answer a comparative study of cultures to understand their similarities and differences Etnocentrism - correct answer Inability to accept another cultures world view. customs - correct answer the generally accepted ways of doing things that are common to people who share the same culture. Enculturation - correct answer the process of learning culture world view - correct answer A set of ideas about what the world is like cultural bias - correct answer A mental leaning that is never proved or questioned by the individual prejudice - correct answer an intolerance of another cultural group Discrimination - correct answer when rights and privileges are withheld from those of another cultural group stereotype - correct answer A generalized belief about a group of people Assimilation - correct answer the process of giving up parts of their own culture and adopting parts of the dominant culture. spirit - correct answer a life force that penetrates a persons entire being that includes the beliefs and value systems that give people strength and hope. Religion - correct answer specific beliefs and rituals that may or may not include spirituality Who needs spiritual care? - correct answer the sick Pastoral care team - correct answer Members of the health team who assist nurses in meeting the spiritual needs of the patients. Agnostics - correct answer People who claim that God's existence cannot be known Atheists - correct answer A person who denies the existence of God Rituals - correct answer a series of actions that have a religious meaning. Judaism - correct answer oldest of faith that have a belief in one deity Orthodox Judaism - correct answer Follows traditional interpretation of the law in a relatively strict manner Conservative Judaism - correct answer follow most traditional practices but adapt traditions to modern world Reform Judaism - correct answer stress the ethical and moral teaching of the prophets and autonomy of the individual. Christianity - correct answer2000 year old belief islam - correct answer peace Hinduism - correct answer dharma, karma, Bhakti Buddism - correct answer Suffering