40 Questions
What is the main difference between complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)?
CAM is used together with conventional medicine, while alternative medicine is used instead of conventional medicine
Which cultural concept believes that mind and body are indivisible?
Humanism
What does spirituality involve, according to the text?
Involves relationship with self, others & higher power. Gives us meaning & purpose in life
Which type of medicine is based on practices handed down over thousands of years?
Complementary medicine
What is the degree of involvement with the spiritual community used to assess?
Patient's ability to cope with illness
What does cultural desire in the context of nursing care refer to?
Having the motivation to become more culturally aware, knowledgeable, and skillful
In the context of cultural competence, what does 'cultural awareness' involve?
Examining your own prejudices and biases but also understanding your own cultural background
What is the study of distance between people in their interactions known as?
Proxemics
In the context of nonverbal communication, what does paralanguage refer to?
Vocabulary, grammar, tone, rhythm, speed, pronunciation, and silence
What is an important consideration when providing culturally responsive care?
Use interpreter if patient doesn’t understand English
What is the process of developing a new cultural identity called?
Acculturation
Which term refers to assumptions about race being biologically discrete and unequal?
Racism
What does the study of human cultures with a focus on cultural patterns of behaviors and thoughts refer to?
Ethnography
Which concept relates to the relationship among individuals who believe they share cultural characteristics that make them a distinct group?
Ethnicity
What refers to the incorporation of traits from another culture, often from the host society or dominant culture?
Assimilation
Which term refers to the belief in the superiority of one's own culture and lifestyle?
Ethnocentrism
What is the main focus of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in healthcare?
Decreasing disparities in care and reflecting the community fully
According to Madeleine Leininger, what is the goal of the Theory of Culture Care: Diversity and Universality?
Striving for culturally responsive care taking into account the client's context
What is the primary concern of health disparities in healthcare?
Decreasing differences in care experienced by different populations
What is the definition of prejudice in the context of cultural competence?
Preconceived notion not based on sufficient knowledge, which can lead to discrimination
What does cultural competence refer to in the context of healthcare?
The caregiver's ability to work effectively within the cultural context of the patient
Which of the following is an example of diversity in the context of cultural concepts?
The use of complementary and alternative medicine
What does 'culture' encompass in the context of healthcare?
Customs, beliefs, values, and institutions of social groups
How does diversity manifest within a cultural group?
Through variations in sex, gender, age, culture, ethnicity, and more
How do cultural practices affect health assessments?
By inhibiting or enhancing communication techniques during assessments
What is the focus of Ayurveda?
Balancing individual health and quality of life using diet and herbal treatment
What is the primary focus of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)?
Maintaining a balanced flow of energy or Qi within the body
What is the central belief of Native American Healing?
The Great Power or Divine Spirit as the sole healer, with ceremonial treatments to achieve balance
What is a key element of Curanderismo, a traditional Latin American healing system?
Use of religious rituals, herbs, cleansing rites, and prayers in healing therapies
What is the primary purpose of Aromatherapy?
To promote physical and psychological well-being through the therapeutic use of essential oils
What distinguishes homeopathy from conventional medicine?
It uses natural substances to produce symptoms similar to the disease being treated
In naturopathy, what is the primary focus when customizing a treatment plan for each individual?
Supporting the body’s natural healing processes
What is the main purpose of reflexology as described in the text?
Stimulating predefined pressure points on feet, hands, and ears
What is the key feature of meditation as a mind-body therapy?
Relaxing the body and easing the mind to cope with stress
How does faith contribute to spiritual therapy, according to the text?
Provides comfort, increases hope, and promotes healing and psychological well-being
What is the primary purpose of music therapy as mentioned in the text?
Relaxation and distraction during procedures, reducing pain intensity and distress
What is the main objective of biofeedback therapy mentioned in the text?
Uses visible or audible evidence to help control physiological responses
What distinguishes Qi gong from T’ai chi as described in the text?
Chinese discipline using breathing and mental exercises combined with body movements
What is the primary goal of bioelectromagnetics therapy mentioned in the text?
Living organisms interacting with electromagnetic fields – magnet therapy
What is the primary function of animal-assisted therapy according to the text?
Used for physical or psychological conditions
Test your knowledge about healing modalities such as Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that focus on integrating mind, body, and spirit to create healing environments. Learn about the traditional Indian system of medicine and the focus on balance between individual health and quality of life.
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