Ethnocentrism Is

question 7

Multiple Choice

Ethnocentrism is

• A) Being aware of the ethnicity of your patients.
• B) Believing that your nursing practices and values are superior to others' practices and values.
• C) The belief that the behaviors and practices of people should be judged only from the context of their cultural system.
• D) Learning aggregate data of cultural groups to whom they provide care.

Learn about the recognition and diagnosis of various sexual dysfunctions as defined in the DSM-5.

Identify the impact of cultural, historical, and societal attitudes on the understanding of sexuality and sexual behaviors.

Understand the sexual response cycle and the physiological processes involved in sexual arousal and response.

Recognize the role of psychological, biological, and social factors in sexual desire and dysfunction.

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