What term does Madeleine prefer to use to describe person?
Human Being
100
What paradigm does Madeleine Leininger's definition of environment belong to?
Simultaneity
100
What is Madeleines definition of health?
State of well being
100
What is the name of the profession with a disciplined focus on care phenomena?
Nursing
200
In 1950, Madeleine Leininger received a Master's degree in this area of nursing?
Psychiatric Nursing
200
According to Madeleine Leininger, all human beings are capable of "what"?
Caring
200
This term refers to the way and individual or a group views and understands the world around them.
World view
200
According to the Culture Care theory, what is essential to curing and healing?
Caring
200
What is the term used to describe care measures that are in harmony with an individual's or groups's cultural beliefs, practices and values?
Culturally congruent care
300
What is the study of the origin, the behaviour and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans?
Anthropology
300
What is influenced by race, gender, religion, ethnicity, econmoic status, sexual orientation and life experience?
Culture
300
What is the name of the model that describes environment in context of cultural and social structure
as well as the physical, ecological, spiritual and sociopolitical dimensions that influenced culture care, health, and wellbeing?
Sunrise Model
300
What is the name of the nursing paradigm that describes health as qualitative and indiviually defined?
Simultaneity
300
What is the name of the CON practice guideline that was developed using Madeleine Leininger's theory?
Culturally sensitive care
400
What is the name of the society that Maddie established in 1974?
The National Transcultural Nursing Society.
400
What does the nurse need to do in order to identify and understand his/ her values and biases that influence his / her approach and interventions and their impact on the patient?
Self Reflect
400
What is the name of the state where Madeleine Leininger was born and currently lives today?
Nebraska
400
What is the name of the term that refers to the nursing approach that works with a patient to develop new ways of doing things, while respecting traditional values and beliefs?
Culture care re-patterning
400
Who is responsible for assessing and responding to the patient's cultural expectations and needs?
The Nurse
500
What is tha name of the country in which Maddie lived for 2 years while studying and doing doctural research on the Gadsup people?
New Guinea
500
In the simultaneity paradigm, what is more or different that the sum of it's part's?
Person
500
What is the name of the country where Madeleine did her two year doctoral research?
New Guinea
500
What is the term used to describe care practices that have special meaning in the culture that are use to heal or assist people?
Folk health or well-being systems
500
What is the term to define the commonalities in the ways that cultures share perceptions, knowledge, and practices related to health and nursing care?