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race
physical characteristics

*skin color,eye color,hair
ethnicity
groups common HERITAGE

-language,dialect,employment practices
culture
people that share a system of beliefs, values,behavioral expectations

*social structure for daily living
cultural assimilation
minority group living in dominant group that adapt the new culture into their own

ex)vietanmese in lackawanna
cultural shock
initially what happens when you assimilate, feeling a person experiences when placed in a new culture
cultural blindness
pretending that other cultures don't exist; not paying attention to others cultures. you think everyone is the same & don't take their culture into consideration
ethnocentrism
belief that your country is the best
stereotyping
preconceived notion about someone, assuming all members are alike.
transcultural nursing
providing nursing care in a sensitive manner fit to a patients culture
subculture
"clique" - exists within a culture, etc nursing students, hipsters,hockey
culture & healthcare (top 5 differences)
- orientation to space & time
-food & nutrition
-family support
-socioeconomic factors
-reaction to pain
-mental health
-gender roles
-touch
-observance of holidays
-biologic variations
-complementary and alternative therapies
additional culture & healthcare differences
naturalistic/ holistic worldview
-forced of nature kept in natural balance and harmony
-yin/yang, hot/cold, wet/dry therapies

*keep in balance!
biomedical/ scientific worldview
-healthcare settings,healthcare professionals
-events have cause & effect
-reality can be observed & measured
magico-religious worldview
-supernatural forces dominate
-good & evil forces
-faith healing/voodoo/witchcraft
folk healers worldview
-spiritualists,herbalists,root doctors,shaman,medicine man
culturally competent nursing care
-self reflection
-develop cultural knowledge
-avoid unproductive views of culture
-treat each patient as an individual
transcultural nursing rules!
- be sensitive to the needs of people from different cultures
- incorporate their values,believes & practices
-do not impose the nurse's cultural perspective on the patient
-tailor care to fit the patient
cultural conflict
making fun of what someone is doing
total disregard
cultural blindness
*although no two religions hold exactly the same ideology about diet,health, and spiritual WELLNESS, many do embrace similar practices
true!!!
buddhism
-refrain from meat
-veggie diet desirable
-moderation in all foods
-fasting required of monks
rational:

-natural foods of the earth are considered most pure
-monks avoid all solid food after noon
hinduism
-beef prohibited
-all other meat/fish restricted or avoided
-alcohol avoided
-numerous fasting days
rationale:

-cow is sacred & can't be eaten, but products of the cow are pure and desirable
-fasting promotes spiritual growth
islam
-pork & certain birds prohibited
-alcohol prohibited
-coffee/tea/stimulants avoided
-fasting from all food & drink during specific periods
-ramadan
rationale:

-eating is good for health
-failure to eat correctly minimizes spiritual awareness
-fasting has a cleansing effect of evil elements
judaism
-pork & shellfish prohibited
-meat & dairy & same meal prohibited
-leavened food restricted
-fasting practiced
rationale:

-land animals that do not have cloven hooves & do not chew their cud are forbidden as unclean (hare,pig,camel)
-kosher process is based upon the Torah
mormonism
-alcohol & beverages containing caffeine prohibited
-moderation in all foods
-fasting practiced
rationale:

-caffeine is addictive & leads to poor physical and emotional health
-fasting is the discipline of self-control & honoring to God
protestants
-few restrictions of food or fasting observations
-moderation in eating,drinking, and exercise is promoted
rationale:

-God made all animal and natural products for human's enjoyment
-gluttony & drunkenness are sins to be controlled
rastafarianism
-meat & fish restricted
-veggie diets only
-condiments prohibited
-herbal drinks permitted
-mary jane usage
rationale:

-pigs & shellfish are scavengers and are unclean
-foods grown with chemicals are unnatural and prohibited
-biblical texts support use of herbs (mary jane!!!!)