Ch 4 Nur 114

Front 1

True or false

Life expectancies at birth and at 65 yrs of age are increasing for all racial and ethnic groups.

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True

Front 2

What racial or ethical group has the highest life expectancy?

Back 2

Hispanic Women

Front 3

What racial or ethical group has the lowest life expectancy?

Back 3

African Americans

Front 4

What is trans-cultural nursing?

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The provision of nursing care across cultural boundaries.

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_____________ in nursing is defined as "a process as opposed to an ed point in which the nurse continuously strives to work effectively within the cultural context of an individual family or community from a diverse cultural background."

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Cultural competence

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This is defined as "the subjectively and objectively learned and transmitted values beliefs and patterned lifeways that assist support facilitate or enable another individual or group to maintain their health and well being to improve their human condition and life way, or to deal with illness, handicaps, or death."

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Cultural care

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This is a state of not being aware that one is lacking knowledge about another culture.

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Unconscious incompetence

Front 8

When a person becomes aware and takes actions to learn about a culture it is known as?

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Conscious incompetence

Front 9

The person progresses to a stage of ______________ by verifying generalization and incorporating culture specific interventions in care.

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Conscious competence

Front 10

Health care professionals are expected to achieve cultural competency or ___________ in relation to the specific cultural groups for whom they provide care.

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Conscious competence

Front 11

Exploring ones own attitudes about people of different cultural backgrounds through a cultural self assessment is also called ___________

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Cultural rooting

Front 12

According to this nursing model the recipient of care can be individuals families groups and communities with innate variable that relate to physiological and psychological sociocultural developmental and spiritual aspects.

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Neuman Systems Model

Front 13

____________ a nurse anthropologist who established trans-cultural nursing as a formal and legitimate area of study in the nid 1950's

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Madeleine Leininger

Front 14

_____________ refers to health care services that are respectful of and responsive to a persons linguistic needs.

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Linguistic competence

Front 15

This cultural grouping consists of African, West Indian, and Caribbean Islander

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Black or African American

Front 16

This cultural grouping consists of Cuban, Spaniard, Mexican, Puerto Rican, and Central or South American.

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Hispanic or Latino

Front 17

This cultural grouping consists of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Asian Indians, and Vietnamese.

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Asian

Front 18

This cultural grouping consists of Native Hawaiian, Samoan, Fijian, and Guamanian.

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Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander

Front 19

This cultural grouping consists of Aleut, Eskimo, and more than 500 tribes of the American Indian.

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Native American and Native Alaskan

Front 20

What medical conditions are more prevalence in African Americans?

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Stroke, Cancer, Arthritis, Diabetes, Glaucoma, Hypertension, Alcoholism, Heart disease, and Cerebrovascular disease

Front 21

_________ headed house holds are common in African Americans

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Female

Front 22

Largest population of African Americans Lives in the region of the US.

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South

Front 23

Largest population of African Americans in Metropolitan areas is?

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New York, California, Texas, Florida, Georgia and Illinois.

Front 24

______________ immigrates came to American during colonial times to help build the railroads. Today many work as agricultural laborers.

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Mexican Americans

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_____________ were experienced farm laborers who worked in cotton sugar beet, and other agricultural fields.

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Braceros

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_________ immigranted to the US to work in late 1800's to work in the tobacco industry. The next wave and the largest number of them came to the US in the 1959 to 1979 for political reasons.

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Cubans

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___________ first come to the US in the 1830's and began settling in New York city but the greatest number of them did not immigrate until after WWII.

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Puerto Ricans

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Most __________ in the US are concentrated in major cities in Arizona, California, Florida, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, and Texas.

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Hispanics

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___________ refers to people having origins in any of the original people of the far east, south east Asia, or the Indian subcontinent.

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Asian

Front 30

The largest subgroup of Asians in the US is the _______________

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Chinese

Front 31

The _________ 1st migrated as laborers between 1840 and 1882 many came for political or socioeconomic reason and had little or not education.

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Chinese

Front 32

_____________ people began immigrating to the American in 1885 and were barred from entering in the US in 1942.

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Japanese

Front 33

Japanese referred to the 1st American born generation as ____________

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Nisei

Front 34

Japanese referred to the 3rd American born generation as ____________

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Sansei

Front 35

Japanese referred to the 4th American born generation as ____________

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Yonsei

Front 36

Japanese referred to the 5th American born generation as ____________

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Gosei

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Japanese referred to the 6th American born generation as ____________

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Rokusei

Front 38

_________ began immigrating to the US in the 1900's particularly to Hawaii where they sought plantation work.

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Koreans

Front 39

The _______ began arriving to the US in the mid 1970 seeking political refuge due to the Vietnam war.

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Vietnamese

Front 40

_________ and __________ are very family oriented and place a strong value on care for older family members

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Asian and Pacific Islanders

Front 41

_______ refers to female energy and is associated with wet, cold, and dark.

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Yin

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____________ refers to male energy and is associated with dry hot and light.

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Yang

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_______ and ________ have an excess prevalence of diabetes, hypertension, certain cancers, anemia, hep B, other liver diseases, and tuberculosis

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Asian and Pacific Islanders

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_____________ are the only minority group indigenous to the US

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American Indians

Front 45

___________ have the highest prevalence of diabetes and the lowest cancer survival rates.

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American Indians

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Diabetes, cancer, obesity, arthritis, cataracts , alcoholism, tuberculosis, kidney disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and liver and gall bladder disease is prevalent in this group?

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American Indians

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__________ is generally used to reference to people who live out side areas designated as urban or metropolitan.

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Rural

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_______ older adults are self reliant and politically conservative, have strong bonds with family, church, and community.

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Rural

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_________ is a specific rural non-farming region of the US most of its people are white, of British or Scotch Irish descent. (where I grew up... Take me home country roads to a place where I belong... WV)

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Appalachia

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Most older homeless look and behave as if they were ____ to ___ yrs older than their actual ages.

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10 to 20 yrs

Front 51

Characteristics of _________ adults include higher mortality rates, higher levels of disability, and higher overall rates of chronic illnesses and metal illness than younger of this same group.

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Homeless older adults