Intro To Nursing Final Part 5

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Culturally ? nursing care must be sensitive to needs of individuals, families, or groups form diverse cultures.

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competent

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The health care system itself is a ? with customs, rules, values, and a language of its own.

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culture

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? is the largest subculture of the healthcare system.

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Nursing

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? is a pattern of learned behavior and values that are reinforced through social interactions, share by members of a particular group, and transmitted from one generation to the next.

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Culture

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Knowledge of a patient’s culture guides the nurse in understanding behaviors and planning appropriate approaches to patient ?

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needs

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- The U.S. office of minority health defines culturally competent health care as “ services that are ? of and ? to health beliefs and practices and cultural and linguistic needs of diverse patient populations.

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respectful
responsive

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Being knowledgeable about cultural influences is cultural ?.

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competency

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? is the inclination to view ones’ own cultural group as superior to others and to view differences negatively.

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ethnocentrism

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- A nurse who is intolerant of patients who do not speak English and either avoids them or spends little time with them is practicing ?.

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ethnocentrism

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? is when minorities living within a dominant group lose the characteristics that made them different.

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cultural assimilation

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What occurs when a minority group, living with a dominant group begins to blend in and lose the characteristics that made them distinct?

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cultural assimilation

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The feelings a person experiences when placed in a different culture is ?

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culture shock