Culture literacy

The national center of health statistics-vitals statistics report is used to find leading causes of death for certain demographics in regards to age, religion race and ethnicity

False only age, race and hispanic origin and sex

The campinha bacote model views cultural competence as the ongoing process in which the health care provider continuously strives to achieve the ability to effectively work within the cultural context of the client what are the elements of cultural competency in this model

*Cultural Awareness (being aware of own personal beliefs and of similarities and differences that may exist. * Cultural knowledge (learning about a different culture) *Cultural skills- (ability to interact across cultures) * Cultural encounters (frequent number of encounters) *Cultural desire (genuine interest to learn about other cultures) * cultural humility overlaps all (not place one's culture above another willing to learn)

The Tuskegee Trial, conducted among African American men with the syphilis who did not receive informed consent could be considered an example of what stage of Cross Competency Continuum?

Cultural Destructiveness

Culture

Art, music, festivals, languages, religions and museums

Health care access and quality

Care access (primary, prenatal, other), health literacy, health,dental insurance

Jk is an 18 year old female has been raised in the united states but her family is from Mexico her family lives in midwestern neighborhood that is predominantly caucasian she only speaks English and her family goes to an English speaking church her parents usually speak Spanish at home . What part of berrys model of acculturation most aligns with jk ?

Assimilation (has adopted host culture but not well connected to home culture

Based on the Cross cultural Competency continuum: A person does not intend to be destructive but makes decision based on bias and perpetuates stereotypes. What would be the level if cultural competency?

Cultural incapacity

30% unemployment rate

Economic stability

88% high school graduation rate

Education access & quality

Context

Social Determinants of health, local news and current events, health, education, access to services.

Education access and quality

Graduation from high school and beyond, language spoken and level of literacy, access to early childhood education.

Access to bus in front of the pharmacy

Health care access & quality

Low % of clinics in zip code

Health care access and quality

What is health? (who)

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

community competency

Helps clinicians understand the broader context for clinicians to work with individuals and families (it incorporates the influence of the environment on the individual)

Cultural competency

Helps clinicians understand the individual (or family)

economic stability

Income and employment, access to food, security of housing

Why do we use computers?

It is open ended

Poor sidewalks that are broken and uneven

Neighborhood & built environment

When is your test?

Not open ended 1-2 words

Where is my classroom?

Not open ended 1-2 words

What is your name?

Not open ended since its 1-2 words

Did you understand what professor said?

Not open ended yes or no question

A 14 year old pediatric patient is currently in the clinic for immunizations she lives in a single family home with both parents and two siblings. When asked about her bruise she states "dad sometimes gets upset when cowboys football lose in maslows hierarchy of needs this patient needs would mostly be

Safety and security

High voter turnout in the community

Social & community context

Which of the following options uses Ama style for books?

Spector RE. Cultural Diversity in health and illness, 6th Edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ.: Pearson Prentice hall; 2004

Public Health

Think health promotion, prevention, protection, of larger society

Population Health

Think patterns of health outcomes and approaches to health care in groups or populations

Neighborhood and built environment

Types of food, quality of shelter, safety of community, quality of air, roads and sidewalks, water supply, clean air

Which of the following is not true about the top 10 US public health achievements of the 20th century (1900-1999)

We overcame chronic conditions, such as asthma and diabetes

social and community context

Connection of communities connect (social cohesion), involvement in civic matters, problems with discrimination

According to the purnall model of cultural competency a pharmacist who has an implicit bias towards communities that identify as transgender. The pharmacist is making effort toward developing a language and environment supportive of this is often marginalized population. The pharmacist notices they make a lot of mistakes when working with community

Consciously incompetent

Which of the following are major public how the treatments for the 20th century (1900)

Control of infectious disease do to clean water improved sanitation an antimicrobial therapy, improvement in workplace health by decreasing injuries and deaths from mining construction, transportation, and manufacturing, and adding fluoride to drinking water.

History

Recent or older news events that shaped community museums

Positive relationships with coworkers

Social and community context

Geography

Terrain (mountains, rivers, swamps) maps, public transportation