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Filipino Heritage
chapter 13
Question | Answer |
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Philippines consists of | 7107 islands |
national language | pilipino (tagalog based) |
differs from asian neighbors due to | spainish influence |
filipino traits are | collectivism, loyalty, generosity, hospitality, humility |
reason for migration | economic |
has highest rate of | literacy in Asia |
nursing education in philippines stress | mastery of facts and rote learning |
tagalog | primary language spoken |
english | official language used for business |
specific nouns are used to | deonote a person's age, gender and poisiton |
there is a desire | for group approval |
concealment of feelings or conflict | is used to protect integrity of both parties |
Filipino communication is | highly contextual |
communication patterns | show respect for elders, use titles |
intuitive knowledge is used | to guide interactions |
interpersonal and social life operates to | maintain smooth interpersonal relationships |
filippinos may sacrifice clear communication to | avoid stressful conflicts |
communication patterns are | relational in orientattion |
kapwa | shared identity with others |
direct eye contact | varies depending on degree of acculturation, age, length of time in US |
touch | is used freely, especially with insiders |
degree of sharing is determined if | you are an insider or outsider |
filipinos have a | relaxed temporal outlook |
relaxed temporal outlook | respect for the past, enjoy the present and hope for the future |
filipino family is | bilineally extended to several generations |
family roles | women held in high respect. equal to men |
traditional female roles | care for the sick and children, manage home |
children are viewed | as a gift from God |
respect is manifested in both | speech and actions |
utang na loob | personal sense of indebtedness and loyalty to kin |
family presence may act as | a barrier to full disclosure of conditions that may be perceived as shameful for family |
the family | is basic social and economic unit |
child rearing practices are | permissive in younger children |
family's prestige is | measured by upbringing of the children |
diseases | highest prevalence of HTN but best controlled |
depression | higher incidence than whites |
CNS depressants | require less med |
alcohol | lower tolerance |
food | filipino meals are labor intensive. guests usually stay for several meals |
sources of protein | chicken, pork |
milk is absent | except for babies and young children |
health is promoted by | moderation |
hot and cold theory is believed | to promote health |
malnutrition | persists in the country |
during post partum | exposure to cold is avoided.showers are not allowed |
practice after birth | aromatic herbal steam bath followed by full body massage given after birth to encourage healing |
Death | is a spiritual event. illness an ddeath may be viewed as punishment |
1 year anniversary of death | family reunite to celebrate |
response to death | family members want to be present. |
women show emotion with death | by openly crying, fainting, or wailing |
spirituality | will seek medical care but believe God is in charge of curing |
health care practices | will seek out family members for care first |
holism | is a health care belief and practice |
older women provide health care for | younger members |
family hierarchy may require | consulting with members before decisions are made |
major health decisions may be left to | the physician to make |
barriers to health care | may not seek care until disease is advance |
pain is viewed | as part of living an honorable life |
minimal expression of discomfort may be discussed with outsiders | so that more discomfort does not follow |
mental illness may be viewed as a result of | sorcery |
witch doctors, fortune-tellers, faith healers may be used for pts with | mental illness |
hilot | folk healer |