Lv One - Exam Five - Culture And Ethnicity

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Acculturation
pg 108

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The process of adapting to and adopting a new culture.
Results in varying degrees of affliliation with the dominant culture.

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Assiimiliation
pg 108

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Gradually adopts and incorportates the characteristics of the dominant culture

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Biculturalism (mulitculturalism)
pg 108

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Ind identifies equally with 2 or more cultures.

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Cultural backlash
pg 108

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Rejects a new culture becuase experience with a new of different culutre is very negative.

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Bilineal
pg 116

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Kinship extends to both the father's and mother's side of the family.

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Patrilineal
pg 116

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Side of father

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Matrilineal
pg 116

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Side of mother

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Patrilineal

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Chinese and Hindus
Moves into husbands clan minimizes ties with parents and siblings

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Confianza
pg 118

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Caregivers
Mexican - American

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Personalismo
pg 118

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Personalistic
Mexican - American

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Simpaita
pg 118

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Warm friendly
Mexican - American

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Respeto
pg 118

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Respectful
Mexican - American

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Cultural care accommodation or negotiation
pg 119

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Nursing Decision
Adapt or negotiate with others from beneficial or satisfying health outcome

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Cultural care preservation or maintenance
pg 119

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Retain and/or preserve relevant care values so that clients maintain their well being, recover from illness, or face hanicaps and/or death

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Cultural care repatternng or restructing
pg 119

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Nursing Decision
Reorder, change or greatly modify clients lifestyles for a new different and beneficial health pattern.

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Cultural imposition
pg 109

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Impose their own values and lifestyles asthe absolute guide in dealing w/clients and interpreting their behaviors.

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Cultural imposition
pg 109

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Due to cultural ignorance or cultural blindness.

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Culturally competant care
pg 108

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The ability of a nurse to bridge cultural gaps in caring, work with cultural differences and enable clients and families to achieve meaninggul and supportive care.

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Culturally competant care
pg 108

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Synthesis of all three levels.

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Culturally congruent care
pg 108

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The goal of transcultural nursing
Care that fits the person's valued life patterns and set of meaning.s

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Transcultural nursing
pg 108

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Comparative study of cultures to understand similariites (cultural universal) and difference (culture specific) across human groups.

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Cultural pain
pg 112

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When care providers disregard their valued ways of life.

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Culture pg 107

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The thoughts, communications, actions, customs, beliefs, values and institutions of racial, ethnic, religious or social groups

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Culture bound syndrome
pg 110

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Illnesses that are specific to one culture They are used to explain personal and social reactions of the cultures members

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Emic worldview
pg 108

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Insider or native perspective

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Etic worldveiw
pg 108

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Outsider's perspective

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Enculturation
pg 108

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Socialization into one's primary culture as a child

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Ethnicity
pg 107

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Referes to a shared identity related to social and cultural heritage such as values, language, geographical space and racial charat.

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Ethnocentrism
pg 109

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Cause of biases and prejudices that associate negative permanent characteristics with people who are a different from the valued groups

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Ethnocentrism
pg 109

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Groups transmit their values, morals, and norms from one generation to another, which predisposes members to this.

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Ethnohistory
pg 113

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Significant historical experiences of a particular group.
Ex - people of the Great Depression

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Fictive
pg 116

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?

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Halal
pg 117

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Meat, fish, fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, milk, and cheese
Muslims ok

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Halal
pg 117

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Meat comes from animals slaughtered during a prayer ritual.

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Haram
pg 117

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Prohibited
Foods include non Hala meat, animals with fangs, pork products, gelatin products adn alchohol

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Ramadan
pg 117

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Muslims fast during the daylight hours for the 28 days.
Ninth day lunar month

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Kosher
pg 117

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Jewish clients
Avoid meat from carnivores, pork products and fish w/o scales or fins.

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Kosher
pg 117

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Meat from permissilbe animals that are slaughtered with the least amount of suffering.

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Kosher
pg 117

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Can not contaminated with nonkosher food.

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Hilots
pg 112

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?

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Hmong
pg 109

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Group who originated from the mountainou regions of Laos.

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Hmong
pg 109

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Believe that epilepsy or seizures disorder by the wandering of the soul

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Hwa Byung
pg 110

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Korean culture bound syndrome observed among middle age, low income women who are overwhelmed and frustrated by the burden of caregivers for other.

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Igbos
pg 112

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?

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Invisible culture
pg 107

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Less observable components of culture

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Visible culture
pg 107

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Easily seen culture

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Invisible culture

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Value belief system of a particular culture is often the major driving force behind visible process

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Naturalistic practitioners
pg 110

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Attribute illness to natural, impersonal, and biological forces that cause alteration in the equilibirum of the human body.

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Naturalistic practitioners
pg 110

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Emphasizes use of naturalistic modalities including herbs, chemicals, heat, cold, massage and surgery

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Personalistic practitioners
pg 110

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Believe that an external agents, which can be human (sorcerer) or non human (ghose)

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Rabbi
pg 117

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?

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Sabbath
pg 116

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Jewish
refrain from using electrical appl etc.

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Rites of passage
pg 110

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Sign social markers of changes in a person's life.

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Shaman
pg 110

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?

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Sikh/Sikhism
pg 107

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pg 107