NR 222 Exam 2 LATEST 2021 WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+

Terms 1 Culture—set of traditions, within a specific group, way of life within beliefs, learned not inherited based on environment 2 Cultural desire—will to learn about other cultures 3 Cultural encounter—engaging in cross cultural interactions 4 Enculturation—living within your culture 5 Acculturation—a person who adapts a new culture 6 Transcultural nursing—the study of different cultures the similarities and differences 7 Cultural knowledge/awareness—a person with a broad understanding of nursing 8 Cultural competency—being flexible with knowledge of cultures 9 Biculturalism—person who can identify with two cultures 10 Cultural awareness—knowing your own culture and acknowledging barriers toward other cultures Family Styles 1. Nuclear family—both parents, mother father, and kids 2. Extended family—relatives in addition to the nuclear family 3. Single parent—only one parent with kids 4. Alternative family—grandparents caring for grandchildren, two mothers or two fathers with kids, co-habitating parents, communal families etc… VARIETY OF FAMILY STRUCTURES CONFIGURATION POSITIONS IN FAMILY Single parent (separated, divorced, or Mother or father, sons(s), daughter(s) widowed) Unmarried single parent (never married) Mother or father Sons(s), daughter(s) Unmarried couple Two adults Unmarried parents Mother and father, sons(s), daughter(s) Commune family Mothers and fathers, shared son(s), daughters(s) Stepparents Son(s), daughter(s) from previous marriage Mother and father Adoptive Adopted son(s), daughter(s) Family of choice Adults with selected partners and family members Married couple Mother and father Married parents Mother and father, son(s), daughter(s) Grandparent(s) Grandmother and/or grandfather Grandchildren, son(s) and/or daughter(s) Culture may have an impact on people’s health, healing, wellness belief systems, perceived causes of illness and disease, behaviors of seeking health care, and attitudes toward health care providers. Culture may also have influence on the delivery of health care services by the providers who use their own limited set of values to view the world