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Bias, Prejudice, & Stereotyping

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  • a variety of ethnic groups that must recognize and respect many different beliefs
    multicultural society
  • beliefs individuals have about themselves, their connections with others, and their relationships with a higher power
    spirituality
  • person who does not believe in any deity
    atheist
  • acupuncture and yoga are considered what type of medicine
    Eastern Medicine
  • most healthcare systems function on what time structure
    future-oriented
  • family structure that includes the nuclear family plus grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins
    extended family
  • individuals who believe in the existence of one God
    monotheist
  • family structure where the mother or the oldest female is the authority figure
    matriarchal family
  • all redheads are hot headed/tempered
    stereotyping
  • "territorial space"
    personal space
  • I only will take care of female patients
    bias
  • values, beliefs, attitudes, languages, symbols, rituals, behaviors, and customs, unique to a particular group of people
    culture
  • when a healthcare worker demonstrates respectful and empathetic treatment of all patients/clients
    customer service
  • this culture believes illness is caused by an imbalance between yin and yang and that health is a balance between hot and cold forces
    Asian
  • nurses are inferior to doctors
    bias
  • occurs when an assumption is made that everyone in a particular group is the same
    Stereotyping
  • a person who believes the existence of God cannot be proved or disproved
    agnostic
  • differences based on cultural, ethnic, and racial factors
    cultural diversity
  • classification based on physical or biological characteristics
    race
  • young people are physically and mentally superior to older people
    bias
  • rich people are superior to poor people
    bias
  • care based on the cultural beliefs, emotional needs, spiritual feelings, and physical needs of a person, can be used to describe the method of holistic care
    transcultural health care
  • Karen is a nurse and always ignores her patients religious beliefs and practices because she is Jewish and thinks her religion is better. Karen is displaying which of the following?
    Ethocentrism
  • family structure where the father or oldest male is the authority figure
    patriarchal family
  • Sally is in the hospital and requests her pastor to come visit and pray with her. She misses being able to go to church on Sundays since she has been sick. This is an example of:
    Culture
  • treating the "whole patient", care that promotes the physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual well being of a patient
    holistic care
  • an organized system of beliefs in a superhuman power or higher power and the practices are associated with a particular form or place of worship
    religion
  • all blondes are dumb
    stereotyping
  • individuals who believe in the supremacy of their own ethnic group
    ethnocentric
  • family structure that includes the father, mother and children
    nuclear family
  • process of learning the beliefs and behaviors of a dominant culture and assuming some of the characteristics
    acculturation
  • gestures and eye contact can mean different things for different cultures (True or False)
    True
  • individuals who worship and believe in many Gods
    polytheist
  • Dr. Smith allowed his catholic patient to take their rosary into surgery. Dr. Smith is exhibiting:
    Sensitivity
  • a strong feeling or belief about a person or subject that is formed without reviewing facts or information
    Prejudice
  • classification of people based on national origin and or culture
    ethnicity
  • ability to recognize and appreciate the personal characteristics of others
    sensitivity
  • college-educated individuals are superior to uneducated individuals
    bias
  • preference that inhibits impartial judgement
    Bias