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What are the ideal and manifest features of the Culture and Subculture of Nursing?
Ideal culture refers to attributes that are the most desired and preferred values and norms of a group, while manifest culture refers to what actually exists and is identifiable in the day-to-day world such as patterns, values, lifestyle patterns, and expressions.
Describe the American Culture of Nursing in the Early Era (1940–1974) and Recent Era (1975–2000)
The early era was characterized by male dominance, limited companionship, and a patriarchal structure. The recent era focused on caring for patients with interpersonal skills and commitment, as well as other-care.
What were the interpersonal skills and characteristics exhibited in the Early Era (1940–1974) of the American Culture of Nursing?
Interpersonal skills included self-sacrifice, being overworked and underpaid, limited supplies, interdependence, deference, compliance, and a political passive culture.
How was the relationship dynamic described in the Recent Era (1975–2000) of the American Culture of Nursing?
The relationship dynamic was characterized as being innovative, highly respected, and with a focus on caring for patients with interpersonal skills and commitment, as well as other-care.
What were the challenges faced by the Culture and Subculture of Nursing in the Early Era (1940–1974)?
Challenges included male dominance, limited companionship, a patriarchal structure, and a political passive culture.
Test your knowledge of the early era (1940–1974) medical culture and the interpersonal skills, self-sacrifice, limited supplies, and political passive culture of nursing. Explore the subculture of nursing and its ideal and manifest features in this quiz.
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