Describe how you relate to various groups of people different

Describe how you relate to various groups of people different from yourself, and what you do or say when you encounter different types of people- give examples.
Identify past cross-cultural situations that you have experienced and how they impacted you. Have you had problems that didn’t go well? How would you do things differently?
Evaluate your spiritual calling, ministry, and service in the nursing profession. How does what you are personally called to do in nursing affect you?
4. We hear a lot of information about immunizations. How do we evaluate the information so that we can make informed recommendations? discuss if parents, children, and society have rights in this controversy. Should children receive the Covid-19 vaccine? what is the best response to this controversy?
5. Identify and explain the four main categories of suffering. Share your personal experience with one or more of them.
Explain why is Satan so effective at creating victims in our society and causing Christians to doubt their faith.
List and define the three major secular views on suffering discussed in Chuck Edwards’ paper. Compare one of them to your biblical view of evil and suffering.
Explain, based on Dr. Waters’ article, why God put Job through so much suffering. Did Job solve the problem of evil and suffering?
Explain what is God’s redemptive plan in allowing suffering in the world.
Discuss what Hebrews 4: 14-16 tells us about Jesus’ role in our suffering and our choice to live victoriously over evil.
6. Effects of Divorce on the Patient & Nursing Practice. Commentary on Pastor Russ Berg’s lecture on divorce prevention Hope for the Hurting Home.
Explain why as a nurse, it is important to understand why our society and our court system need to address marriages in crisis to prevent divorce (think of the legal, economic, and moral consequences to society).
Explain why as a nurse, it is important to understand that saving marriages and families from divorce is crucial for mental health at the individual/personal level (consider consequences to the children of the marriage as well as to both the spouses involved in the family break up).
Explain if you would consider avoiding of a preventable divorce (the protection of marriage) becoming a personal and professional value and why.
Describe the potential role of a nurse when a client presents evidence of increased anxiety, depression, and relational conflict due to a troubled marriage.
What does current literature (in addition to the lecture) suggest about the potential psychological effect on a family system when marital distress and divorce are reported? Pay attention to the distinction between children and spouses and what may be expected in a client presentation.
7. Neuroscience of Addiction & Nursing Practice. Commentary of Dr. McCauley’s documentary Pleasure Unwoven and video lecture The Brain and Recovery:
Explain what your views were about addiction before you viewed the material and content of this topic and what your understanding of addiction is after.
Explain how and why addiction is a disease and what happens to brain function
when addiction occurs and when recovery takes place.
Discuss why as a nurse, recognizing and addressing addiction/recovery issues is important in today’s approach to the medical treatment and care of patients in any setting.
Include in this discussion how addiction affects the family system of your patient with addiction and why it is important to also address helping the family suffering from the substance use disorder of one of their members.
What would be your role as a nurse if your patient is the loved one of someone with active addiction? What resources would you give?