Madeleine Leininger
Definitions
Characteristics and Barriers
Nursing Process
Miscellaneous
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pioneer nurse anthropologist
What kind of nurse was Madeleine Leininger?
100
The learned, shared, and transmitted values, beliefs, norms, and life way practices of a particular group that guide thinking, decision, and actions in patterned ways.
What is Madeleine's definition of culture?
100
Experiences at birth.
Where is culture "learned" from?
100
Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, and Intervention.
What are the 4 steps to the "Nursing Process"?
100
On sheet.
What is a characteristic of an African-American clients?
200
psychiatric and mental health nursing
What did she earn a M.S in from the Catholic University of America?
200
A homogenous society in which several diverse cultural world views can coexist with some general (etic - outsider) characteristics shared by all cultural groups, and some (emit - insider) perspectives that are unique to a particular group.
What is multiculturalism?
200
It's transmitted through family members over generations.
How is culture taught?
200
Listen, explain, acknowledge, recommend, and negotiate.
What is the LEARN acronym stand for in the intervention stage?
200
Family patterns, verbal communication, nonverbal communication, space orientation, pain responses, and death or dying practices.
What are 2 different communication styles?
300
the need for patients to understand their patients culture and background in order to provide care
Where did it open her eyes to when she went to New Guinea in the 1960's?
300
The conscious and informed recognition of the differences and similarities between different cultural or ethic groups.
What is cultural awareness?
300
When the assumption is made that all members of a culture or ethnic group are alike.
What is stereotyping?
300
Developing self-awareness of your own cultural values and biases.
What is the first step in addressing the client's communication needs?
300
That health and care are influenced by elements of the social structure.
What does Leininger's Sunrise Model emphasize?
400
"The Margaret Mead of Nursing"
What is she considered to some?
400
The respect and appreciation for cultural or ethnic groups based on an understanding of the other person's experience and perspective.
What is cultural sensitivity?
400
The differential treatment of individuals or groups based on categories such as race, ethnicity, gender, social class, or exceptionality.
What is discrimination?
400
Impaired verbal communication related to cultural differences, non compliance related to an individual's value system, and beliefs about health and cultural differences.
What are 3 nursing diagnosis that NANDA indentifies?
400
Traditional healing, biomedical health belief, and holistic health belief.
What are 2 different health views?
500
The Dean
What was she appointed at the University of Washington in 1969?
500
A social grouping of people who share a common racial, geographic, religious, or historical culture.
What is an ethnic group?
500
Perceived opinion, not based on reason or experience.
What is prejudice?
500
Respect for the beliefs in folk and natural remedies, combining folk treatment with standard medical practices, familiarity with sources of health care in their cultural community, respect for family position and gender distinctions, use active listening, and client is first, culture is second.
What are 2 things culturally appropriate nursing interventions should include?
500
On sheet.
What is a characteristic of Native-American clients?
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