Exam 15: Application of Culture Care Theory to International Service-Learning Experiences in Kenya
Exam 1: The Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality5 Questions
Exam 2: The Ethnonursing Research Method9 Questions
Exam 3: Leiningers Enablers for Use With the Ethnonursing Research Method6 Questions
Exam 4: The Benefits of the Culture Care Theory and a Look to the Future for Transcultural Nursing3 Questions
Exam 5: Leiningers Father Protective Care3 Questions
Exam 6: Folk Care Beliefs and Practices of Traditional Lebanese and Syrian Muslims in the Midwestern USA5 Questions
Exam 7: Transcultural Midwifery: Culture Care for Mauritian Immigrant Childbearing Families Living in New South Wales, Australia5 Questions
Exam 8: An Examination of Subculture As a Theoretical Social Construct Through an Ethnonursing Study of Urban African American Adolescent Gang Members5 Questions
Exam 9: Synopsis of Findings Discovered Within a Descriptive Metasynthesis of Doctoral Dissertations Guided by the Culture Care Theory With Use of the Ethnonursing Research Method6 Questions
Exam 10: Application of the Three Modes of Culture Care Decisions and Actions ,in Advanced Practice Primary Care6 Questions
Exam 11: Using Leiningers Theory As the Building Block for Cultural Competence and Cultural Assessment for a Collaborative Care Team in a Primary Care Setting12 Questions
Exam 12: Application of Culture Care Theory in Teaching Cultural Competence and Culturally Congruent Care7 Questions
Exam 13: Culture Care Education and Experiences of African American Students in Predominantly Euro American Associate Degree Nursing Programs5 Questions
Exam 14: Culture Care Diversity and Universality: a Pathway to Culturally Congruent Practices in Transcultural Nursing Education, Research, and Practice in Australia2 Questions
Exam 15: Application of Culture Care Theory to International Service-Learning Experiences in Kenya5 Questions
Exam 16: The Greek Connection: Discovering the Cultural and Social Structure Dimensions of the Greek Culture Using Leiningers Theory of Culture Care: a Model for a Baccalaureate Study Abroad Experience6 Questions
Exam 17: Using the Culture Care Theory As a Guide to Develop and Implement a Transcultural Global Health Course for Doc Tor of Nursing Practice Student S for Study in Italy8 Questions
Exam 18: Using the Culture Care Theory As the Organizing Framework for a Federal Project on Cultural Competence5 Questions
Exam 19: Transcultural Nursing Course Outline, Educational Activities, and Syllabi Using the Culture Care Theory5 Questions
Exam 20: Transcultural Nursing Certification: ITS Role in Nursing Education, Practice Administration, and Research3 Questions
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Which of the following is consistent with a course being designed from a service-learning perspective?
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Which of the following does not reflect use of the culture care theory as a framework for international educational experiences?
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A U.S. nursing student is conducting a health education session with Kenyan high school students. On a flip chart, the student nurse writes a list of foods that the high school students state they typically eat. The nursing student provides teaching related to the value of continuing to eat foods on the list which have protein and iron as part of their diet. This is an example of:
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A U.S. nursing student working in the child health clinic asks a Kenyan mother to explain some of the ways she was taught by her own mother to keep her baby healthy. This is an example of the nursing student assessing:
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A Kenyan nurse observes a U.S. nursing student throwing away a barely used water bottle after break time at the hospital. The Kenyan nurse is visibly uncomfortable following the observed waste of a valuable resource. This is an example of:
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