Cultural Diversity in Healthcare

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Values, beliefs, ideas and characteristics passed from one generation to the next:

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culture

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A classification of people based on national origin and/or culture: acculturation, cultural assimilation, ethnicity, ethnocentric

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ethnicity

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A strong feeling or belief about a person without reviewing the facts:

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prejudice

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The process of assuming that everyone in the same ethnic, racial or cultural group act the same, share the same beliefs or attitudes: a particular group is the same:

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stereotyping

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All of the following are part of the "4C's of Culture" for the healthcare worker to include when asking the patient questions, except: What do you call your problem? What do you think caused your problem? What have you done to cope with your problem?

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What can we do for you?

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Which of the following is _{not one of the four (4) basic characteristics of culture?}
Culture is learned, Culture is passed down, Culture is shared, Culture is social in nature

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Culture is passed down

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Classification of people based on physical or biological characteristics: culture, ethnicity, nationality, race

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race

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The belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group:

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ethnocentric

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In regards to cultural diversity, healthcare workers must learn to be:

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tolerant

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An extended family consists of a mother, father and children as well as: Aunts and Uncles, Grandparents, Widows in family, Nieces and Nephews

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Grandparents