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Culture
is the sum of learned ways of doing, feeling and thinking within a social group. Includes knowledge, beliefs, skills, morals, laws and customs
Subculture
group of persons within larger culture who have own identity but relate to total culture who have own identity but relate to total culture
cause and treatment for illness
-natural: due to weather, food, contaminated water
-supernatural: caused by God, demons, spirits
-metaphysical: health maintained in nature
cultural bound illnesses
these are disordered restricted to a particular culture because of a certain psychosocial characteristic of the people
Latino/Hispanic Culture
Good health associated with ability to work
Preventative measures not highly valued
Believe health is result of external events or objects, e.g. hot-and-cold theory
Male of household determines treatment
Curandero/cultural healer
Feel God is punishing them
cultural shock
feelings of bewilderment, confusion, disorganization, frustration and the inability to adapt to differences in language and the word meaning, activities and customs that are a part of a new culture
4 stages of culture shock
1. Honeymoon Phase : excitement about being in new country
2. Disenchanted Phase : person feels stuck, depressed not what they were expecting
3. Beginning resolution Phase: new culture becomes easier
4. Effective Function Phase: Person becomes bicultural
antidote for culture shock
-Look for similarities
-Be interested in new culture
-Ask questions
-Learn the language
-Seek support system
Religion
-belief in a supernatural or divine force
-the first amendment: every citizen has the right to exercise their religious and spiritual beliefs (not synonymous with spirituality)
spirituality
-quality that goes beyond religious affiliation includes reverence, awe, meaning, and purpose sustains during stress, illness or death defined differently by cultures
-awareness of inner self, greater than ones self
-to every human there seems to be a spiritual dimension
Roman Catholic Leader
Parish priest, Pope
Protestant leader
minister is spiritual leader
Judaism leader
rabbi
Islam (Muslims) leader
Allah
Buddhism leader
Buddhist priest, Monks, Nuns, Lama
Hindus leader
God is Om
Healthcare and Taoism/Confucianism/Shinto
Yin: feminine or negative, wet, cold, passive, restful, dark
Yang: masculine, positive, dry, hot, active, moving, and light
-relaxed philosophy of life: if I am sick, I will get better
-good health is to come from the balance between Yin & Yang
Church of Latter Day Saints
obey the laws of health
Christian Scientists
sickness can be healed through prayer rather than medicine
Jehovah's Witness
Taking of blood into the body is against God's law
Amich/Mennonite
large number of genetic disorders
agnostic
unsure of knowing whether God exists or not
-open minded
atheist
believing that God does not exist
-closed minded
cults
any group that forms around a person who claims they have a special mission