Health Care Self Analysis

This weeks class was on worldviews, cosmologies, and religion and how it relates to healthcare. It was interesting to see how various types of cultures have different views and how sometimes it can be source of conflicts when deciding on health care interventions.
I redid the Astro chart and I had to look at my birth certificate to see what time I was born at. I usually don’t believe in these astrological signs or palm reading but it doesn't hurt to look. My rising sun, or the first impression that I give to people, actually describes me quite well. I “tend to be quiet, reserved, secretive and, at times, quite difficult to understand”. I have been told that I am a negative thinker, but I explain that it always good to be cautious. There isn't danger at every corner, but to be aware that certain activities can lead to be dangerous is important. The sun, who I naturally am is accurate. I I tend in to hold in my feelings because I don't know how to say them so people often see me as quiet but I worry and think a lot. Something that I have to work on is getting less angry. I am not an angry person and I rarely get angry, but when I do it is pretty bad and leads to me being unforgiving. I tend to let go and forget because it is not good to hold in the anger. The moon, my …show more content…
I will have to be open to new ideas, present my own beliefs with my medical judgments, but allow the parents or the patient themselves to make that choice. Considering how I will be in contact with various cultures, this makes me want to maybe do my lower division pathway minor in diversity studies. It is important to be well versed in culture because nothing's more frustrating than trying to explain to people things about yourself that they don't understand or even worse that they don't want to understand. Using this information, I will be less quick to pass