Cultural Competence

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1.
Sign an older Asian male may be experiencing pain
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Involves finding ways to assist patient to meet their healthcare goals while encompassing their daily lives.
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For hispanic culture __________can provide valuable information and collectivism is often valued over individualism.
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Much like a priest for Catholics, this person is considered a holy man or spiritual advisor for those of Jewish faith.
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A nurse is teaching a patient from Malaysia(in Asia) about collecting a urine sample. The patient is not making eye contact and looks away. What should the nurse do? __________ and verify understanding.
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When using an interpreter, speak ________ to the patient and stop every couple of sentences to let themedically trained interpreter translate.
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In order to speed decision making and promote better outcomes for patients from a different culture, the nurse should become aware of and work with established familial ____________ .
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For some cultures, frequent _____________ could simply be showing respect rather than acknowledgement of understanding. The nurse should elicit further to verify understanding.
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The first step for developing cultural competence is self __________. This includes understanding one's own beliefs, values and biases.
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"It takes a village" Hispanic culture historically values collectivism. If requested, a nurse should encourage family to ___________ in cares of a newborn as much as it safe to do so.