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What is a primary role of a health educator/trainer/counselor in the community?
Which activity emphasizes community involvement in health service evaluation?
What is the focus of a community organizer in health services?
How do community health nurses provide care?
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Which of the following best describes the health monitor's role?
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What helps to ensure continuity of care in community health nursing?
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Which skill is essential for effective community nursing practice?
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What is a key responsibility of coordinators of services in community health?
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Which action exemplifies high standards of care in professionalism?
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What is a key aspect of conflict resolution for a community health nurse?
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Which of the following best describes accountability for nurses?
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Open communication in a community health setting is important because it fosters:
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What characteristic is essential for a nurse to exhibit strong leadership?
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Which statement reflects the value of teamwork in community health nursing?
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How can community health nurses demonstrate adaptability?
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What does fidelity mean in the context of community health nursing?
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What is the goal of Leininger’s Theory in nursing?
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Which of the following is a key consideration when assessing a client's cultural background?
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Which client group is likely to refuse blood transfusions based on their cultural beliefs?
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What might an ethical dilemma in health care involve?
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Which of the following customs is prohibited by Seventh-day Adventists?
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How might a client's cultural identity influence their health care?
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What is a critical aspect of the nursing assessment process?
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At what times do rituals tend to become most significant for individuals?
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What is a common coping style among elderly Filipino Americans during crises?
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Which term reflects the concept of accepting illness as a predetermined outcome?
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How do elderly Filipino Americans typically respond to severe somatic symptoms?
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What is a key value that influences interpersonal relationships within Filipino communities?
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What does 'Hiya' in the context of Filipino culture represent?
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Which of the following is NOT a common coping style noted for elderly Filipino Americans?
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What is indicated by the term 'Hindi ibang Tao'?
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Which coping style emphasizes humor in difficult situations?
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What is a significant dietary restriction for Muslims?
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How do Hindus typically consume food?
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What type of rituals are practiced by Roman Catholics for the seriously ill?
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What is a common belief among Filipino older adults regarding illness?
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What is a common dietary practice in Islam concerning food during meals?
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How do Filipino families typically influence health care decisions?
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What is believed to be an essential part of remedy in Islam?
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What is a common practice for Muslims regarding death rituals?
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Study Notes
Health Educator, Trainer, and Counsellor Roles
- Acts as a resource speaker for health and health-related services.
- Advocates for community health programs by disseminating Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials.
- Provides advocacy education on premarital health, breastfeeding, and immunization.
- Organizes training sessions for groups, such as pregnant mothers.
- Identifies health team training needs and creates tailored training programs.
- Facilitates training and educational orientations for other health team members.
Community Organizer Responsibilities
- Promotes community self-reliance and encourages involvement in health service planning, organization, implementation, and evaluation.
- Initiates and implements community development activities.
Coordinator of Services
- Coordinates health services among individuals, families, and community health teams, including government and non-government organizations.
- Aligns nursing plans and programs with broader health initiatives.
Provider of Nursing Care
- Delivers direct nursing care across various settings: home, schools, clinics, and workplaces.
- Involves family members in caring for sick or dependent individuals to enhance care continuity.
Health Monitor Duties
- Monitors health conditions within the community through home visits and other contacts.
- Employs data gathering techniques to assess and document community health status.
Core Values of a Community Health Nurse
- Professionalism: Upholds high standards of care, demonstrates leadership, and seeks help when necessary.
- Competence: Skilled in conflict resolution, ethical decision-making, and adaptability to new information and guidelines.
- Commitment: Shows fidelity and accountability in fulfilling responsibilities to patients and colleagues.
- Openness: Fosters trust through clear communication, constructive feedback, and encourages community engagement.
- Teamwork: Emphasizes collaboration and respect among team members, aiming for shared patient-centered goals.
- Patriotism: Exhibits devotion to one’s homeland and community involvement.
Cultural Considerations in Health Care
- Individuals may identify with multiple cultural groups and may selectively practice customs.
- Cultural identity influences health beliefs, practices, and care preferences, particularly during significant life events.
- Ethical dilemmas may prompt consultation with cultural or spiritual leaders.
Cultural Influences on Health Practices
- Jehovah’s Witness: Generally refuse blood transfusions.
- Seventh-day Adventist: Avoid pork, shellfish, alcohol, coffee, and tea.
- Hindus: Prohibit beef and follow cleanliness customs in food handling.
- Muslims: Avoid pork and alcohol, practice special dietary rules, and perform rituals around death.
- Roman Catholics: Incorporate rituals like anointing of the sick and participation in religious events.
Health Beliefs and Behaviors in the Filipino Community
- Filipino older adults often rely on family and faith for coping with illness and view health improvements as miraculous.
- Personal health decisions are significantly influenced by family dynamics, often prioritizing group harmony over individual needs.
- Traditional home remedies and input from trusted family members are common during health crises.
Coping Styles among Filipino Americans
- Patience and Endurance: Enduring uncertain situations.
- Flexibility: Honesty with oneself and respect.
- Humor: Using laughter to navigate adversity.
- Fatalistic Resignation: Acceptance of suffering as divine will.
- Collective Concessions: Prioritizing group needs to maintain harmony.
Cultural Values in Interpersonal Relationships
- Emphasis on smooth interpersonal relationships, defined by shared identity and mutual respect.
- Cultural characteristics challenge American directness, favoring sensitivity and regard for others.
- Trust in healthcare providers hinges on their perceived integration and respect within the community.
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This quiz explores the roles and responsibilities of health educators, trainers, and counselors in community health. It covers advocacy for health programs, the development of educational materials, and the importance of training for various groups like pregnant mothers. Dive into the essential skills needed for effective health communication and education.