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25 Cards in this Set
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Among traditional Koreans, the famil does what for the pregnant woman?
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protects from emotional and physical stress lest the baby will also be stressed. She is prevented from viewing the dead or being burdened by news of someone's illness.
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Pregnant Korean women avoid eating what?
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chicken, crab, eggs, duck, rabbit, and blemished fruits as these may harm the baby's appearance
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Hindus view pregnancy as what kind of theory?
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hot and cold; cold foods such as milk and milk products, yogurt, sour foods, and vegetables are encouraged. Hot foods such as chilies, ginger, and animal products are believed t cause miscarriage and fetal abnormality
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What is a strong value among Afghan and Arab women?
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Modesty; they may avoid prenatal visits because of embarrassment and may demand to be examined by a female practitioner.
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mal de ojo
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evil eye
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Puerto Rican and Mexican women are ___ expressive of their pain during labor.
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verbally
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Partera
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lay midwive
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Middle Eastern mothers are observed to be what during childbirth?
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verbally expressive, crying and screaming aloud, yet may ruse pain medication
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Filipino mothers are to ___ pain without much complaining or asking for medication
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tolerate
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Asian women believe what during cildbirth?
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that crying and screaming are shameful and consider labor pains as expected and to be endured
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Some religious beliefs may prohibit who in the delivery rooms?
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males, including husbands. This may be observed among devout Muslims, Hindus, and Orthodox Jews. Husbands generally leave the room with the appearance of the bloody show
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Some Native Americans and Hispanics do what with the pacenta?
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bury or dispose of the placenta congruent with gender-differentiated attributes for the child. Females, whose primary task is to take care of the family, the placenta is buried close to home. Males, who are expected to be adventurous and becme the family breadwinner, the placenta is buried far from ho.
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Among traditional Vietnamese and Koreans, a newborn is considered how old at birth?
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a year old
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In the Yoruba tribes in Nigeria, the baby is named at the official naming ceremony that occurs how long after birth?
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8 days
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It is typical for a Hispanic baby to have how many names
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several first names followed by the surnames of the father and mother (Maria Kristina Lourdes Lopez Vega)
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Among the mostly Catholic Filipnos, the newborn is kept inside the he until when?
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the baptism to ensure the baby's health and protection.
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For some Hindus and Muslims, what considered dirty and not fit to be give to a newborn?
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colostrum (breast-milk)
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The length of the postpartum period is how long in non-Western cultures?
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30 to 40 days
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Among the Fpino, Mexicans,and Pacific Islanders, what is used to prevent air from entering the woman's uterus and promotes healing?
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abdominal binder
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Among Orthodox Jewish, Islamic, and Hindu cultures, what is associated with pollution?
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bleeding
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Who practices that a woman goes into a ritual bath after bleeding stops before she can resume relations with her husband?
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Orthodox Jews, Islamic,and Hindu
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In what cultures do the women not resume sexual relations with their husband until the baby is weaned?
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African cultures, such as in Ghana and Sierra Leone
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Societies that believe in the concept of reincarnation, such as devout Hindus and Buddhists, may view death what?
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a step toward rebirth
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Buddhists generally believe that life is what?
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suffering and suffering is mitigated when a person moves beyond the earthly desires and atones for past misdeeds.
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A dying Hindu male prepares for a good death by what?
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refusing nourishment and medications, concentrating all his energies on the spiritual aspects of the journey to the next cycle
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