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empathy
three concepts inportant to nursing are
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three concepts inportant to nursing are
socialization, adjustment , mental status
person, health, enviroment
procedure, theory, policy
pay, benefits , patient disease
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empathy
ability to understand patients feelings without feeling emotions yourself
feeling same emotions as patient
crying with your patient
giving advice to patient
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Ramadam
Brazilian carnival only Mormans can attend
adult Muslims must obstain from from , food , drink, sex
worship from the Buddist monks , only done on the Sabbath
food from Israel blessed by the high priests
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Health Belief Theory
Rosenstock
Watson
Nightengale
Orem
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Socialization example
Cultural Bias
function and act within antother culture
nurse gets to know all family members
nurse has sympathy for patient
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Nursing diagnosis are best used
in implement nursing interventions
to identify patient problems
to have good comunication
to set goals for the patient
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baptism for a critically ill infant
Roman Catholic
Morman
Baptist
Buddist
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Siddhartha Gautama founded
Hinduism
Mormanism
Luthernism
Buddhism
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Martin luther
Morman founder
jehovahs witness
reformed sceintolgy
Lutheranism
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Koran
Islam religion holy book Muslim
Hindu religion book
quaker religion
a book of medication
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Amulating your patient is
evalutaing the nursing process
Impementing the nursing process
evaluating the nursing process
planning the nursing process
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Muslim believe their god is
redemmer
Brahama
morani
Allah
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Jewish religion
Always the last Sunday of each Month
Sabbath-Sunday-Wednesday Sunset
Every Sunday throughout Lent
Sabbath-friday Sunset to Saturday Sunset
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eye contact
is determined by patients mental health
is the same for all cultures
varies among cultures
is determined by age
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Nursing diagnosis is used to
to help cure the patient
write the care plan
to identify patient problems
to help the doctor with medication
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assertiveness
honesty with your patient and staff
is the same as aggression
only used when a nurse is experienced
can cause anger in staff
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Individual worth in nursing believes
uniqueness and value of human beings
how well we are liked by the patients
hwo much we are paid for our skills
how well we are liked by our coworkers
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Kosher Diet
no egg products
6 hours after eating meat before drinking milk
eat all pork only on Sundays
eat only dairy products during the week
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Stereotyping
assimulation
blending same cultures
diversity with all cultures
inaccurate generalizations about specific groups of people
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good communication technique
social conversation
call patient frequently on days off
giving your opinion
eye contact
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Muslim patient
pray 5 times a day , face Mecca, southeast
need all shades drawn from noon till midnight
must lay down on the floor to pray, facing north
need to fast every other day
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agnostics
have spirtuality but do not profess religious beliefs to any religion
want only Kosher food
beieve in life after death only if baptised
want all organs donated
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Ethnocentrism
communication between cultures
patient ego is big and gets in the way of care
nurse has ego get in the way of good patient care
belief that your way is better than another cultures way of doing things
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Your patient is crying best action
Patient needs and antidepressent
patient is in pain
situtaion needs clarification
patient is emotionally upset
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cultural diversity care plan should include
What are the roles of the children in the family
what effect with this disease have on your family
what religious gods do you worship
does the patient use food to maintain health or treat illness
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Asssertive behavior example
answering all personal questions by a new employee so they like you
telling the patient to ask the doctor about his medication
limiting contact with a dying patient to ease staff discomfort
Admitting to not knowing and answer but agreeing to find out
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Agnostic
beileve that god of any form does not exit
do not believe that the existance of god can be proved or disproved
praying for a reformation
false assumptions and stereotyping
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Trust is gained by
identifiy who you are and your role
gettting to know patients family members
making up answers
Knowing all your patients meds
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Giving praise Maslows human needs theory
safety needs
belonging needs
esteem needs
love needs
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False reassurance
How do you rate your pain
Don't worry everything will be fine
how does that make you feel
tell me what you know about your disease
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Subjective patient data
the night nurse tells the day nurse that the patient vomited
patient states I have pain
patient was incontinent
the doctor tells the nurse patient needs labs drawn
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Quakers
divine light supplied by the holy spirit
Do not believe in life after death
do not use electricity
do not drive cars of use electricity
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Congregational , Evangelical , Reformed churches
born again christians
Lutheran
Catholic
United Church of christ
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Priority problems with patient care
change in patient status
priorties given at report
patients strengths
bowel movements
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Mormans birth control
barrier methods
natural family planning
oral contaceptives only
abstaining
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Sabbath from Sunset Friday to Sunset Saturday
Mormon
Seventh-day Adventist
Quaker
Islam
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Pateints respond to pain
by their mentally health at the time
is determined by their age
in culturally determined ways
by their economic status
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Culture care theory
emapathtic and sympathy
generic and professional care
practical and generic care
professional and nonprofessional