FILIPINO BELIEF AND PRACTICES

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Namamana

acquiring a behavioral or disease trait from a parent. It is a belief that when a relative has the condition, it is possible that he/she will pass on the trait to the younger generation.

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LIHI

s a concept used to explain why some children are noted to have certain specific characteristics

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PASMA

“exposure illness” which occurs when a condition considered to be “hot” is attacked by a “cold” element and vice versa

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Sumpa

the curse is inflicted by a human being.

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Gaba

is a curse inflicted by a divine being and it is usually God.

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NAMALIGNO

belief that a disease is caused by an intervention of a supernatural or a mystical being

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KALOOB NG DIYOS

When a Filipino individual experiences an unexpected event in their life, whether negative or positive, it is typically attributed to the grace of God.

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SPIRITUALITY

Filipino are very religious people. There is a deep faith in God that is reflected in the expression of bahala na—“it is up to God” or “leave it to God.”

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SENSITIVITY

Filipinos are generally sensitive and equally sensitive to the feelings of others, so they try to find a way to say things diplomatically.

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INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP

Filipinos are generally quiet. Very conservative families do not allow their younger members to join the conversation of adults without an invitation

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RESPECT AND REVERENCE

One’s position in society, professional achievements, and age carry a lot of weight in the Philippine society.

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MODESTY

Filipinos find it uncomfortable to accept even a welldeserved compliment

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LANGUAGE

Respect is integrated in the Filipino language. Reference to the elderly is the use of the third person. Hence, when spoken to assertively in a direct way, Filipinos feel offended.

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SELF-TREATMENT

Filipino nurses have a tendency to self-diagnose, self medicate, and seek alternative therapies.

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Folk doctor

combines traditional techniques with some Western medicine

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Faith Healer

religion-based healthcare; Psychic healers and surgeons.

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Shamans

Mystics; conducts ceremonies; sacrifices and offerings to appease evil spirits or witches/sorcerers

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Flushing

keeps the body free from debris

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heating

maintains a balanced internal temperature

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protection

guards the body from outside influences

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PRIVACY

Filipinos are mostly reserved and private people. As patients, they may not readily reveal their personal and health information.

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PAIN TOLERANCE

Example: Filipinos suffering from severe arthritis continue to do housework regardless of their pain.