Concepts Chapters 7&8

Front 1

All members of a culture will not have the same behavior. These variations are based on individual differences. Interventions that would address these differences include (select all that apply):

Back 1

1)Schedule patient care around prayer time, 2)provide teaching in the language spoken, 3)encourage family to participate in patient care

Front 2

When assessing a patient from a different culture, the most important area to consider is:

Back 2

Language spoken

Front 3

A Muslim patients visiting the physicians office was told she will have to remove her clothes and put an examination gown. The patient became upset and refused to do so. Then nurse allows the patient to remain in history close because she knows:

Back 3

As a Muslim, the patient must keep as much of her body covered as possible

Front 4

When the patient, a native of Mexico, comes to the clinic, she asks the nurse to allow her 10-year-old daughter to remain with her in the examination room. The nurse should:

Back 4

Consider that the child may be there to serve as an interpreter for her mother

Front 5

The student nurse tells her instructor that she does not understand why a Chinese American family is not grieving they're dying father. The instructor's response is based on knowing that the student nurse is:

Back 5

Ethnocentric

Front 6

A female nurse who is black is assigned to care for a 86 year old resident in a nursing home. When she enters the room, he makes several racially offensive remarks. What would be the appropriate response?

Back 6

Understand that he is possibly less tolerant of other races because of his own cultural experiences or he perhaps has disturbed cognitive functions

Front 7

The nurse is assigned to care for a Muslim patient. When the nurse enters the room, he realizes that the patient is praying. The nurse should:

Back 7

Quietly leave the room and give the patient privacy to pray

Front 8

A 72-year-old black woman from Mississippi has been diagnosed with type two diabetes and hypertension. The student nurse tells the patient that her vegetables should be steamed and served plain. The patient responds , but honey I always cook my green beans with ham and salt/pepper. How can I eat them plain? A culturally sensitive response might be:

Back 8

You must follow the physicians order if you want to get better

Front 9

When the nurse is aware of his or her own culture beliefs, the beliefs and practices of other cultures, and has ability to interact effectively with individuals from other cultures, the nurses said to be:

Back 9

Culturally competent

Front 10

The first step to becoming culturally competent is to:

Back 10

Know your own culture

Front 11

Before implementation of any newly procedure, the nurse notices that the family of an older adult patient always consults the eldest son. The social organization of this family is most likely:

Back 11

Patriarchal

Front 12

Subculture

Back 12

Have characteristics patterns that distinguish them from the rest of the culture

Front 13

Ethnicity

Back 13

Refers to a group of people who share a common social and cultural heritage based on shared traditions, national origin and physical and biological characteristics

Front 14

Proprietary

Back 14

Agencies Operate for profit

Front 15

Nonmaleficience

Back 15

to do no harm

Front 16

Benificience

Back 16

Doing good or acting for someone's good

Front 17

Malpractice

Back 17

Failing to meet your legal duty and causing harm because of it

Front 18

Negligence

Back 18

The commission of an act that a reasonable person would have done

Front 19

autonomy

Back 19

Freedom to make your own choices/decision

Front 20

Confidentiality

Back 20

Protecting the information in the patient's record, it is an ethical responsibility

Front 21

Patriarchal

Back 21

Social group the father or eldest male makes most decisions

Front 22

Behaviorism

Back 22

The learning style correct choices are rewarded and behaviors that are incorrect need to be avoided or ignored

Front 23

Cognitivism

Back 23

Learning style define learning as a complex thinking process

Front 24

Constructivism

Back 24

Learning process is an active constructive process

Front 25

Stereotype

Back 25

A generalization about a form of behavior

Front 26

Ethnocentrism

Back 26

The believe that your ethnic group way of doing things is better than everyone else's

Front 27

Agnostic

Back 27

Hold the believe that the existence of God can neither be proven nor disproven

Front 28

Discrimination

Back 28

The unfair of unequal treatment of others

Front 29

Atheist

Back 29

Believe that God does not exist

Front 30

Culture

Back 30

The set of learned values, beliefs, customs, and practices

Front 31

Leaninger

Back 31

She wrote the transcultural nursing theory

Front 32

Copayment

Back 32

This is the amount of an insured person must pay at the time of an office visit, when picking up a prescription or before hospital service

Front 33

Third world belief, as planned by God, evil spirits, rituals, supernatural forces

Back 33

Folk

Front 34

Diseases can be manipulated, treatments, medications

Back 34

Biomedical

Front 35

The old is faith that believes in one God

Back 35

Judaism

Front 36

Focuses on restoring balance with the physical social and metaphysical world

Back 36

Hollistic

Front 37

Asians view of our contact with authority figures

Back 37

Disrespectful

Front 38

Religious group that refuses blood transfusions

Back 38

Jehovah witness

Front 39

Therapies such as therapeutic touch, aromatic therapy , meditation

Back 39

Alternative

Front 40

Characteristics patterns that distinguish them from the rest of the culture

Back 40

Subculture