Leininger’s Cultural Care Modes Challenge

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Test your grasp of preservation, accommodation, and repatterning.

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Mikko A Solo

Philippines

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Leininger’s Cultural Care Modes Challenge


Froggy Jumps Leininger’s Cultural Care Modes ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your grasp of preservation, accommodation, and repatterning. par Mikko A Solo 1 Allowing a Catholic patient to keep a rosary or a small altar at the bedside during a hospital stay. a Preservation b Repatterning c Accommodation 2 Coordinating a Jewish patient’s physical therapy or discharge so it does not fall on the Sabbath, when they avoid work/travel. a Accommodation b Preservation c Repatterning 3 Working with a patient who has hypertension to find low-sodium substitutes for traditional seasonings (like patis or soy sauce) rather than banning the food entirely. a Repatterning b Accommodation c Preservation 4 Educating a mother on the dangers of using "lead-based" traditional teething powders and replacing them with safe, medical-grade options. a Preservation b Accommodation c Repatterning 5 Replacing standard hospital gelatin (pork-based) with a fruit-based alternative for a Muslim or Jewish patient. a Accommodation b Preservation c Repatterning 6 Allowing a large Filipino family to remain in the room of a postoperative patient, as "family presence" is perceived as essential for healing. a Accommodation b Preservation c Repatterning 7 Using a certified medical interpreter to ensure the patient feels seen and heard in their primary language. a Accommodation b Repatterning c Preservation 8 Adjusting a Twice-Daily (BID) medication schedule to be taken only after sunset and before dawn for a patient fasting during Ramadan. a Accommodation b Repatterning c Preservation 9 Supporting a Southeast Asian mother’s wish to drink only warm liquids and avoid cold air after birth to maintain body balance. a Accommodation b Preservation c Repatterning 10 Allowing a family to take the placenta home for traditional burial rather than disposing of it as medical waste. a Repatterning b Preservation c Accommodation 11 Ensuring a female patient from a culture that values extreme modesty is only examined by female staff and remains covered as much as possible a Preservation b Accommodation c Repatterning 12 Permitting a patient to wear a specific head covering or religious undergarment during non-surgical procedures. a Maintenance b Negotiation c Restructuring 13 Allowing a Native American patient to keep a "medicine bag" or eagle feather near them in the ICU. a Maintenance b Negotiation c Restructuring 14 Collaborating with Pharmacists to allow a patient to drink a specific non-interacting herbal tea for comfort alongside their antibiotics. a Maintenance b Negotiation c Restructuring 15 Working with a Hmong patient to allow a Shaman to perform a "soul-calling" ceremony in a private hospital room. a Maintenance b Negotiation c Restructuring 16 Recognizing that a Stoic patient may not vocalize pain and negotiating a non-verbal pain scale (e.g., Wong-Baker) to ensure adequate care. a Negotiation b Maintenance c Restructuring 17 Modifying the traditional "heavy carb" diet of an Asian patient by teaching portion control for rice to manage blood glucose levels. a Restructuring b Negotiation c Maintenance 18 Introducing a bedside bassinet to prevent SIDS while keeping the baby close instead of the "co-sleeping" practice for an immigrant family a Restructuring b Negotiation c Maintenance 19 Discouraging the application of cow dung or unsterilized mud to umbilical stumps and teaching sterile cord care using antiseptic. a Negotiation b Restructuring c Maintenance 20 Persuading an American patient to stop using over-the-counter medications brought from Costa Rica that may interact with their current heart medication. a Maintenance b Negotiation c Restructuring

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Leininger’s Cultural Care Modes ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Mikko A Solo

Allowing a Catholic patient to keep a rosary or a small altar at the bedside during a hospital stay.

Coordinating a Jewish patient’s physical therapy or discharge so it does not fall on the Sabbath, when they avoid work/travel.

Working with a patient who has hypertension to find low-sodium substitutes for traditional seasonings (like patis or soy sauce) rather than banning the food entirely.

Educating a mother on the dangers of using "lead-based" traditional teething powders and replacing them with safe, medical-grade options.

Replacing standard hospital gelatin (pork-based) with a fruit-based alternative for a Muslim or Jewish patient.

Allowing a large Filipino family to remain in the room of a postoperative patient, as "family presence" is perceived as essential for healing.

Using a certified medical interpreter to ensure the patient feels seen and heard in their primary language.

Adjusting a Twice-Daily (BID) medication schedule to be taken only after sunset and before dawn for a patient fasting during Ramadan.

Supporting a Southeast Asian mother’s wish to drink only warm liquids and avoid cold air after birth to maintain body balance.

Allowing a family to take the placenta home for traditional burial rather than disposing of it as medical waste.

Ensuring a female patient from a culture that values extreme modesty is only examined by female staff and remains covered as much as possible

Permitting a patient to wear a specific head covering or religious undergarment during non-surgical procedures.

Allowing a Native American patient to keep a "medicine bag" or eagle feather near them in the ICU.

Collaborating with Pharmacists to allow a patient to drink a specific non-interacting herbal tea for comfort alongside their antibiotics.

Working with a Hmong patient to allow a Shaman to perform a "soul-calling" ceremony in a private hospital room.

Recognizing that a Stoic patient may not vocalize pain and negotiating a non-verbal pain scale (e.g., Wong-Baker) to ensure adequate care.

Modifying the traditional "heavy carb" diet of an Asian patient by teaching portion control for rice to manage blood glucose levels.

Introducing a bedside bassinet to prevent SIDS while keeping the baby close instead of the "co-sleeping" practice for an immigrant family

Discouraging the application of cow dung or unsterilized mud to umbilical stumps and teaching sterile cord care using antiseptic.

Persuading an American patient to stop using over-the-counter medications brought from Costa Rica that may interact with their current heart medication.