{"id":124476,"date":"2023-02-14T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2023-02-14T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nursingstudybay.com\/2023\/02\/14\/amish-and-jewish-nursing-homework-help\/"},"modified":"2023-02-14T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2023-02-14T00:00:00","slug":"amish-and-jewish-nursing-homework-help","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.studyproessays.com\/help\/amish-and-jewish-nursing-homework-help\/","title":{"rendered":"Amish and jewish | Nursing homework help"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><\/p>\n<div>\n<p>Complete the following:<\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>Amish case study<\/li>\n<li>Jewish Case study #1<\/li>\n<li>JEWISH CASE STUDY #1 <br \/>Selecting a \u201ctypical\u201d Jewish cl<br \/>ient is difficult. An ultra-Or<br \/>thodox Jew has a particular set <br \/>of special needs. Yet, it is more common <br \/>to see a Jew who is a middle-of-the-road <br \/>Conservative. <br \/>Sarah is an 80-year-old woman who is<br \/>a first-generation American. She was <br \/>raised in a traditional Conservative home. Her husband died after 50 years of a strong <br \/>marriage. She has three children. Although her home is not kosher, she practices a <br \/>variation of kosher-style eating, avoiding por<br \/>k and not making dishes that combine <br \/>meat and milk. <br \/>Two months ago, she was diagnosed w<br \/>ith pancreatic cancer. Surgery was <br \/>attempted, but the cancer was already in an advanced stage. Chemotherapy was started, <br \/>but the cancer has progressed and is not re<br \/>sponding to the medications. She is having <br \/>difficulty eating because of the pressure of<br \/>the tumor on the gastrointestinal tract. <br \/>Discussions are being held to determine <br \/>whether or not treatme<br \/>nts should be stopped <br \/>and whether hospice care should be initiated. <br \/>Her hospital room is always filled with visitors. <br \/>Study Questions <br \/>1. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0What must you anticipate in discussi<br \/>ng with Sarah her wi<br \/>shes regarding the <br \/>continuation of medical care? <br \/>2. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0How would you respond to<br \/>her initial decision to ha<br \/>ve surgery and initiate <br \/>chemotherapy?\n<p>3. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0What questions do you need to ask in <br \/>the initial patient interview to assess her <br \/>degree of religious practice? How will <br \/>you determine her spirituality needs? <br \/>4. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0What is your understanding of the reas<br \/>on she has so many visitors in her room? <br \/>5. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Is hospice care appropriate for this patient? <br \/>6.<br \/>\u00a0\u00a0Sarah dies with her family at her bedsid<br \/>e. What interventions can you take at the <br \/>time of death to demonstrate religious sens<br \/>itivity to the family? What questions do <br \/>you need to ask the family? <br \/>7. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Describe three genetic or heredita<br \/>ry diseases common with Ashkenazi Jews. <br \/>8. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Describe Jewish burial <br \/>rituals and grieving process. <br \/>9. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Discuss the laws of Kashrut in regard to<br \/>food practices for observant Jewish clients. <br \/>10.<br \/>What should the health-care provider keep <br \/>in mind when entering a Jewish home to <br \/>provide care? <br \/>11. \u00a0\u00a0Distinguish between the terms <br \/>Sephardic<br \/>and <br \/>Ashkenazi<br \/>. <br \/>12. \u00a0\u00a0How might a non-Jewish and a Jewish cowo<br \/>rker share holidays in the workforce? <br \/>13. \u00a0\u00a0What is the official language <br \/>the Jewish people use for prayer?\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<p>Version:1.0 StartHTML:000000480 EndHTML:000056317 StartFragment:000001223 EndFragment:000056285 StartSelection:000001533 EndSelection:000056285 SourceURL:https:\/\/classroom.aspen.edu\/d2l\/common\/assets\/pdfjs\/1.0.0.30\/web\/viewer.html?file=%2Fcontent%2Fenforced%2F43768-N512-KK8-08-20-19-Sect2%2FCaseStudies.pdf%3Fd2lSessionVal%3DO5Nm1BOeK6m9JCQkWXQ46HEMK%26ou%3D43768&amp;lang=en-us&amp;container=d2l-fileviewer-rendered-pdf&amp;fullscreen=d2l-fileviewer-rendered-pdf-dialog&amp;height=1186 \u00a0PDF.js viewer \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n<p>AMISH CASE STUDY <br \/>Elmer and Mary Miller, both 35 years old, liv<br \/>e with their five children in the main <br \/>house on the family farmstead in one of th<br \/>e largest Amish settlements in Indiana. <br \/>Aaron and Annie Schlabach, aged 68 and 70, live in the attached grandparents\u2019 <br \/>cottage. Mary is the youngest of their ei<br \/>ght children, and when she married, she and <br \/>Elmer moved into the grandparents\u2019 cottage <br \/>with the intention that Elmer would take <br \/>over the farm when Aaron wanted to retire. <br \/>Eight years ago, they traded living space.<br \/>Now, Aaron continues to help with <br \/>the farm work, despite increasing pain in hi<br \/>s hip, which the doctor advises should be <br \/>replaced. Most of Mary\u2019s and Elmer\u2019s sibli<br \/>ngs live in the area, though not in the same <br \/>church district or settlement. Two of Elmer\u2019s brothers and their families recently <br \/>moved to Tennessee, where farms are less expensive and where they are helping to <br \/>start a new church district. <br \/>Mary and Elmer\u2019s fifth child, Melvin, <br \/>was born 6 weeks prematurely and is 1 <br \/>month old. Sarah, aged 13, Martin, aged <br \/>12, and Wayne, aged 8, attend the Amish <br \/>elementary school located 1 mile from thei<br \/>r home. Lucille, aged 4, is staying with <br \/>Mary\u2019s sister and her family for a w<br \/>eek because baby Melvin has been having <br \/>respiratory problems and their physician told <br \/>the family he will need to be hospitalized <br \/>if he does not get better within 2 days. <br \/>At the doctor\u2019s office, Mary suggested <br \/>to one nurse, who often talks with Mary <br \/>about \u201cAmish ways,\u201d that Menno Martin, an<br \/>Amish man who \u201cgives treatments,\u201d may <br \/>be able to help. He uses \u201cwarm hands\u201d to<br \/>treat people and is <br \/>especially good with <\/p>\n<p>babies because he can feel what is wrong. Th<br \/>e nurse noticed that Mary carefully placed <br \/>the baby on a pillow as she prepared to leave. <br \/>Elmer and Mary do not carry any hea<br \/>lth insurance and are concerned about <br \/>paying the doctor and hospital bills associat<br \/>ed with this complicated pregnancy. In <br \/>addition, they have an appointment for Wayne <br \/>to be seen at Rile<br \/>y Children\u2019s Hospital, <br \/>3 hours away at the University Medical Cent<br \/>er in Indianapolis, for a recurring cyst <br \/>located behind his left ear. Plans are being <br \/>made for a driver to take Mary, Elmer, <br \/>Wayne, Aaron, Annie, and two of Mary\u2019s sist<br \/>ers to Indianapolis <br \/>for the appointment. <br \/>Because it is on the way, they plan to stop in<br \/>Fort Wayne to see an Amish healer who <br \/>gives nutritional advice and does \u201ctreatment<br \/>s.\u201d Aaron, Annie, and Elmer have been <br \/>there before, and the other women are considering having treatments, too. Many <br \/>Amish and non-Amish go there and tell others<br \/>how much better they feel after the <br \/>treatments. <br \/>They know their medical expenses seem minor in comparison to the family <br \/>who last week lost their barn in a fire <br \/>and to the young couple whose 10-year-old child <br \/>had brain surgery after a fall from the hayl<br \/>oft. Elmer gave mone<br \/>y to help with the <br \/>expenses of the child and will go to the barn raising to help rebuild the barn. Mary\u2019s <br \/>sisters will help to cook for the barn raisi<br \/>ng, but Mary will not help this time because <br \/>of the need to care for her newborn. <br \/>The state health department is concer<br \/>ned about the low immunization rates in <br \/>the Amish communities. One community-health nurse, who works in the area where <br \/>Elmer and Mary live, has volunteered to talk<br \/>with Elmer, who is on the Amish school <br \/>board. The nurse wants to learn how the health<br \/>department can work more closely with <\/p>\n<p>the Amish and also learn more about what<br \/>the people know about immunizations. The <br \/>county health commissioner thinks this is a wast<br \/>e of time and that what they need to do <br \/>is let the Amish know that they are creating <br \/>a health hazard by ne<br \/>glecting or refusing <br \/>to have their children immunized. <br \/>Study Questions <br \/>1.<br \/>Develop three open-ended questions or<br \/>statements to guide you in your <br \/>understanding of Mary and Elmer and what <br \/>health and caring mean<br \/>to them and to <br \/>the Amish culture. <br \/>2. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0List four or five areas of perinatal <br \/>care that you would want to discuss with Mary. <br \/>3. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Why do you think Mary placed the baby <br \/>on a pillow as she was leaving the doctor\u2019s <br \/>office? <br \/>4. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0If you were the nurse to whom Mrs. Mill<br \/>er confided her interest in taking the baby <br \/>to the folk healer, what would you do to le<br \/>arn more about their simultaneous use of <br \/>folk and professiona<br \/>l health services? <br \/>5. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0List three items to discuss with the M<br \/>illers to prepare them fo<br \/>r their consultation at <br \/>the medical center. <br \/>6. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0If you were preparing the reference fo<br \/>r consultation, what would you mention about <br \/>the Millers that would help to promote cu<br \/>lturally congruent ca<br \/>re at the medical <br \/>center? <br \/>7. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Imagine yourself participa<br \/>ting in a meeting with state <br \/>and local health department <br \/>officials and several local physicians and nur<br \/>ses to develop a plan to increase the <\/p>\n<p>immunization rates in the <br \/>counties with large Amish <br \/>populations. What would you <br \/>suggest as ways to accomplish this goal? <br \/>8. <br \/>Discuss two reasons why many Old Orde<br \/>r Amish choose not to carry health <br \/>insurance. <br \/>9. <br \/>Name three health problems with genetic <br \/>links that are prevalent in some Amish <br \/>communities. <br \/>10.<br \/>How might health-care providers use the <br \/>Amish values of the three-generational <br \/>family and their visiting patterns in pr<br \/>omoting health in the Amish community? <br \/>11. \u00a0\u00a0List three Amish values to consid<br \/>er in prenatal education classes. <br \/>12.<br \/>Develop a nutritional guide for Amish wome<br \/>n who are interested in losing weight. <br \/>Consider Amish values, daily lifestyl<br \/>e, and food production and preparation <br \/>patterns. <br \/>13. \u00a0\u00a0List three ways in which Amish express caring. <\/p>\n<p>APPALACHIAN CASE STUDY #1 <br \/>William Kapp, aged 55 years, and his wife, Gloria, aged 37, have recently moved from an <br \/>isolated rural area of northern Appalachia <br \/>to Denver, Colorado, because of Gloria\u2019s <br \/>failing health. Mrs. Kapp has had pulmonary t<br \/>uberculosis for several years. They decided <br \/>to move to New Mexico because they heard that the climate was better for Mrs. Kapp\u2019s <br \/>pulmonary condition. For an unknown reason, they stayed in Denver, where William <br \/>obtained employment making machine parts. <br \/>The Kapp\u2019s oldest daughter, Ruth, ag<br \/>ed 20, Ruth\u2019s husband, Roy, aged 24, and <br \/>their daughter, Rebecca, aged 17 months, moved with them so Ruth could help care for <br \/>her ailing mother. After 2 months, Roy return<br \/>ed to northern Appalachia because he was <br \/>unable to find work in Denver. Ruth is 3 months\u2019 pregnant. <br \/>Because Mrs. Kapp has been feeling \u201cmor<br \/>e poorly\u201d in the last few days, she has <br \/>come to the clinic and is accompanied by her husband, William, her daughter Ruth, and <br \/>her granddaughter, Rebecca. On admission, Glor<br \/>ia is expectorating greenish sputum, <br \/>which her husband estimates to be about a teac<br \/>upful each day. Gloria is 5 ft 5 in. tall and <br \/>weighs 92 pounds. Her temperature is 101.4\u00b0F, <br \/>her pulse is regular at 96 beats per <br \/>minute, and her respirations are 30 per minute <br \/>and labored. Her skin is dry and scaly with <br \/>poor turgor. <br \/>While the physician is examining Mrs. Kapp, the nurse is taking additional <br \/>historical and demographic da<br \/>ta from Mr. Kapp and Ruth. Th<br \/>e nurse finds that Ruth has <br \/>had no prenatal care and that her first chil<br \/>d, Rebecca, was delivered at home with the <br \/>Helpance of a neighbor. 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