RBC
Culture & Ethnicity
Communication
Values, Beliefs, & Self Care
Barriers to RBC/ Incivility/Assertiveness
100

list 3 out of the 9  nursing roles from class 

 

   -provider of care

    -educator

    -counselor

    -manager

    -researcher

    -collaborator

    -change agent

    -Entrepreneur

    -patient Advocate

100

What does the term acculturation mean?


Process of adapting to another culture

100

A nurse sits at the bedside of a sick patient, what zone of space is the nurse using?


Personal zone of space (18 inches-4 feet)

100

_____ are strong beliefs, held important by individuals and serve as framework for decision making

 

Values

100

What Kind of language statements should you use in RBC to show assertiveness?


“I” statements instead of “you” statements

200

define the nursing role sentry, healer, guide


 -protect by carrying out the nursing process (ADPIE)

-Holistically caring for another’s mind, body and spirit. 

-Leading another through an unfamiliar place.

200

The belief, often subconscious, that your way is the “best” way?

 

Ethnocentrism

200

When a caretaker carries out nursing interventions this is part of the  _____ helping relationship phase

Working phase

200

Which religion doesn’t approve of receiving blood transfusions?

    

Jehovah’s witness

200

Incivility can be viewed as a continuum of _______ behaviors


Impolite

300

list 4 effects RBC environment of care has on the patients health(and family)/what it includes.


-impacts the way care is provided

-Influences the way patients and their loved ones respond and heal

-Influences the way patients and their loved ones respond and heal

-Includes the physical layout and design of the patient’s room, unit, facility as a whole, grounds.

300

What is the first step of cultural competence development?


Self assessment

300

What basic element of communication is responsible for motivating the communication?


Referent

300

Name at least 3 of the 6 methods of self care


    -Physical

    -emotional

    -psychological

    -spiritual

    -personal

    -professional

300

This kind of violence is similar to bullying but typically takes place in the workplace among peers


Lateral/ Horizontal Violence

400

What is the culture of caring consistent with List 3


-Respect for the dignity of human beings

-Mutual respect and shared commitment to healing among members of health care team

-Focus on the entire experience for patients and their families

-Acknowledges and values care providers

-Intentional caring relationships between a caregiver and the patient/family is most important!

400

What are two examples of primary and secondary characteristics of diversity?

  

  Primary characteristics:

  • Nationality

  • Race

  • Color

  • Gender

  • Age

  • Spiritual beliefs

    Secondary characteristics:

  • Socioeconomic status

  • Education

  • Occupation

  • Time away from country of origin

  • Gender issues

  • Residential status

  • Sexual orientation

400

What are the four components of mindfulness?

   

-emotion mind

-reason mind

-body mind

-wise mind

400

What does it mean when you have a conflict of values?

    

Two or more values with the same priority occur at the same time forcing reprioritization/decision-making

400

What is another term used to describe incivility in healthcare?


-Nurses eating their young

-The doctor–nurse game

-Aggressive communication

500

What are is one relationship-based assumption?


-Authentic human connection is the essence of caring.

-Connection results in harmony and healing, whereas isolation destroys spirit.

-Everyone, in all areas of the organization, has a valuable contribution to make.

500

Whose theory is centered on a goal of culturally congruent healthcare and involves the sunrise model?

 

   Leininger’s

500

In therapeutic communication techniques, SOLER stands for...

   

 S- sit facing the client

 O- observe an open poster

  L- lean toward the client

  E- establish and maintain eye contact

  R- relax

500

What are the four ways values are formed?

   

-families

-organizations/institutions

-Individual experiences

-peers

500

Give two examples of overt and covert lateral violence


Overt lateral violence includes

-Gossip or divulging confidential information

-Shouting

-Blaming

-Put-downs

-Raised eye brows and rolling of the eyes

-Verbally abusive sarcasm with rude tones

-Physical acts

Covert lateral violence

-Unfair assignments

-Marginalizing a person

-Refusing to help someone

-Ignoring

-Making faces behind someone’s back

-Refusing to work with certain people

-Whining, sabotage, exclusion, and fabrication