Cultural Presentation

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  1. everyone. This the cultural presentation for Dr Hill, Brown's Thursday
  2. clinical groups on the Asian Indian culture.
  3. Our group members are here.
  4. No Bryant, Eliza Davis, Lindy Dean, Anna Hooks, Nicholas Mitchell
  5. and Lisette Wilson.
  6. My name is Anna Hooks, and I'm going to be
  7. starting this presentation for you all.
  8. First, I would like to show you the background of
  9. our presentation.
  10. The elephant.
  11. We toast this background because elephant represents a symbol of
  12. good book wisdom, fertility and protection in the Asian Indian
  13. culture. Now we're gonna talk about health views it within
  14. their culture, specifically cultural values related to health care.
  15. Health is of high importance to them because it was
  16. associated with wealth and power.
  17. They have close knit, Family says.
  18. Sometimes there will be a large family presence during their
  19. hospitalization. They have a strong moral and ethical values that
  20. consists of honesty, timeliness and open communication.
  21. Modest is very important and should be respected for both
  22. women and men.
  23. Along with that, privacy is important to them as well.
  24. Lastly, uninvited touch is considered to be rude or in
  25. polite with that being said.
  26. What Air Sanderson considerations and interventions that can be done
  27. with the patient of Asian Indian culture.
  28. First, we must ask the patient in their family, have
  29. any religious preferences, such as different ritual practices for their
  30. healing process.
  31. One that I found is that was a worship service
  32. ritual called the Pooja.
  33. You can get demonstrate acceptance of their rituals and beliefs.
  34. You can provide opportunities for them to practice their religion.
  35. For example, some may prefer tohave a religious picture or
  36. statue of a god or goddess at their bedside to
  37. assist and promote their healing process.
  38. Lastly, the patient's area needs to be kept clean and
  39. neat because a cluttered environment is considered ungodly and contender
  40. their healing process.