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Transcultural
Leininger: provide care with differences/similarites of beliefs, values, and patterns of culture
subculture
distinct identity, relate to large community
i.e. occupational group, RN
bicultural
two cultures that cross
diversity
fact or state of being different
acculturation
people adapt or borrow traits from other cultures
Assimilation
individual develops a new cultural identity
race
characteristics, genetic markers
prejudice
negative belief or preference generalized about a group
stereotyping
assumption all members or group/culture are the same
ethnocentrism
belief one's own culture or way of life is better
discrimination
differential treatment of individuals based on race, ethnicity, gender, etc
culture shock
transition from one setting to another
holistic health belief
forces of nature must be maintained in balance or harmony
i.e. yin/yang
folk medicine
beliefs and practices relation to illness prevention derive from cultural traditions
verbal communication with non-english
avoid slang, med terms, abbreviations
speak slowly
validate
Cultures:
Differences
Be aware of space, time, nutritional patterns
Nursing Process:
Assess
accurate hx
Nursing Process:
Dx
Use NANDA but tailor to culturally sensitive pt
Nursing Process:
Planning
teaching: incorporate culture/social structure
Nursing Process:
Implementing
accommodate and negotiate
Nursing Process:
Evaluate
compare goals to outcomes: modify if need be