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Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 17:28:

in japan it's rude to let someone pour their own drink. i love that.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-20-2009 17:28:

Well...the fine details actually don't really matter for this paper. The focus is more about decisions I would make as a nurse that reflect integration of transcultural nursing theory; the scenario itself is not important or worth any marks.


Posted by Omega_Blue on Oct-20-2009 17:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
i wouldn't call it weird but more like selfish lol what's the point of offering a fucking drink to someone if you're just going to force them to drink what YOU want them to drink/what's convenient for you?

no offense, just sayin...


it's more typical when drinking in formal situations with family members, but the same situation happened to me when i went out drinking with a few native korean buddies the other weekend. i got offered a rum and coke- i hate rum and coke. so what i ended up doing is asking if they had orange juice instead and had a screwdriver. so in the end i wasn't refusing anything and i got what i wanted.

in formal situations i would take the drink and pretend to drink it, and just not finish it (so someone won't refill it up for me)


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-20-2009 17:30:

Is it rude to accept medical treatment upon first offer in Japan, too? That would make for a good paper.


Posted by Omega_Blue on Oct-20-2009 17:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
in japan it's rude to let someone pour their own drink. i love that.


same in korea, but among close friends it ends up happening at some moment during a night of heavy drinking


Posted by Banora on Oct-20-2009 17:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Is it rude to accept medical treatment upon first offer in Japan, too? That would make for a good paper.


"The patient died before I could ask them a third time if they wanted medical help."


Posted by Cpt.Cocaine on Oct-20-2009 17:33:

This little group of mexican people called the tzotzil have a weird system where some kinds of illness are thought of as being either 'warm' or 'cold', and they're to be treated with a form of medicine bearing the appropriate symbolism of temperature.


Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 17:34:

i would never drink anything i didn't want to...especially when it comes to liquor. not everyone likes hard booze and it's rude to force someone to drink it.

food is a different story though, i'll eat anything anyone prepares for me.


sorry to hijack jenny's thread but one time at an office xmas party, my former boss was wasted and "making" us all do shots...one after the other, it was getting ridiculous and he was clearly not having it (us saying, "no more"). so i just started going along with everything and pretending to take my shots and dumping them in the garbage. lol the whole time laughing inside thinking, "fuck u, waste your money if you want to, you drunken bully asshole"


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-20-2009 17:39:

gud storie slylee


Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 17:39:

it was for omega blue, but glad you enjoyed it


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-20-2009 17:40:

Holy shit are you just F5ing?


Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 17:41:

am i what?


Posted by Banora on Oct-20-2009 17:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
gud storie slylee


Use this instead.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-20-2009 17:41:

Press F5.

Then alt+F4 if you're feeling spicy.


Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 17:42:

nevermind i get it. i forgot F5 is refresh. did i answer to your post really quick or something? lol you answered mine just as fast!


Posted by djhaziel on Oct-20-2009 17:44:

Jenny there is this one tribe deep in the amazon jungle of Peru and Brazil called the "ashaninkas" a friend of mine went to work there as part of his medicine program for 3 months and told me that the guys had "cat's claw (Uncaria tomentosa) " for almost everything , and that they where very reluctant on taking pills and tablets orally .

So a lot of times the medicine had to be administered through an IV.

hope this helps


Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 17:45:

^ bingo jenny!


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-20-2009 17:47:

Yeah that's a good example for sure.

I think I'm just going to do the one I posted though, lol. Everyone's input is appreciated though.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-20-2009 18:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
nevermind i get it. i forgot F5 is refresh. did i answer to your post really quick or something? lol you answered mine just as fast!


Haha yeah, like 2 seconds after I posted.

And of course I responded just as fast, I have refresh bound to my left mouse click. No I'm just kidding, or am I?


Posted by Omega_Blue on Oct-20-2009 18:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
i would never drink anything i didn't want to...especially when it comes to liquor. not everyone likes hard booze and it's rude to force someone to drink it.

food is a different story though, i'll eat anything anyone prepares for me.


sorry to hijack jenny's thread but one time at an office xmas party, my former boss was wasted and "making" us all do shots...one after the other, it was getting ridiculous and he was clearly not having it (us saying, "no more"). so i just started going along with everything and pretending to take my shots and dumping them in the garbage. lol the whole time laughing inside thinking, "fuck u, waste your money if you want to, you drunken bully asshole"


hey, for the most part i don't either; again, most people just *pretend* to drink if they don't actually want it, which totally socially acceptable.

that is pretty hilarious though, reminds me of the office episode where jim, andy, and karen were doing shots of jaeger at the office, but karen was dumping hers out


Posted by Slylee on Oct-20-2009 18:12:

(at both of you)


Posted by woscar on Oct-20-2009 19:12:

Not exactly, "cultural" but didn't John Travolta's kid die because they refused medical treatment for his kid because of some Scientology bullshit?

Wen is this due? My brother is in med school and because of the strong percentage of indigenous people that live in Guatemala and have weird beliefs he actually took a whole class dedicated to dealing with people's culture and religious beliefs when treating them. Let me know what is it exactly that you'd be interested in and I'll get him to reply in this thread or get in touch with you.


Posted by malek on Oct-20-2009 20:50:

Not sure, but it seems no one mentionning muslims having issues with women treating men and vice-versa (most likely the latter).


Posted by narcism on Oct-20-2009 23:36:

So many cultures you could choose from aboriginal is quite complex to begin with and not sure you would have extensive literature on it like we do in oz. Why don't you just choose any religion they all have their limitations.

The one example that comes to mind is a buddhist man died and the family wanted to keep his body there for 8 or so hours so the monks could do their rituals ect. If you work in a hospital you will know they do not allow such things as bums in beds = money. In the end they let the patient who died stay for the time the family requested but it wasn't met with open arms

Speaking of death also jews & muslims i think like to bury the deceased within 24hrs of them passing, which makes it quite complex when autopsies are involved.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-20-2009 23:42:

quote:
Originally posted by narcism
So many cultures you could choose from aboriginal is quite complex to begin with and not sure you would have extensive literature on it like we do in oz.




Not THOSE aboriginals, lol.

At any rate...I do appreciate everyone's help, but as I said I'm going with one of the case studies from that link I posted.


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