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Cultural Diversity (DC)
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Always ask family or friends to translate for consumers with limited English proficiency because they are likely to have more insight and understanding of the consumer.
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You can tell if a person is culturally different from you by the way they look.
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It is important to be open to gaining knowledge and expanding one's awareness of people from diverse cultural backgrounds in order to be able to work and interact effectively with others.
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The melting pot is considered to be the ideal model for the United States in order to unify the nation with a shared culture and language.
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It is not important to have knowledge of a person's cultural background as long as you maintain a professional demeanor.
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Culture is determined by a person's race or ethnicity.
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A person's views towards healthcare, pets, natural phenomena and hygiene are affected by cultural and other factors.
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A person's cultural background may influence the aftercare they receive after hospitalization.
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Different cultures have different ideas about family involvement in treatment and care.
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