In an interview from Part 1 of Age of AIDS, Dr. Mervyn Silverman says, “AIDS was the most political disease I had ever seen or read about.” What does he mean? How did your understanding of this statement change or grow by the viewing of the film? –particularly attend to the many senses of the word ‘political’—as well as the fact that the statement applies equally well to global issues as to domestic ones.
Write an annotated bibliography entry about childhood obesity.
Write an extended essay (with at least four cited sources) focusing on a single artist, a movement, or a particular era using the critical skills and historical knowledge developed through the readings, lectures, and discussions. Theoretical papers that address the differences — technical, formal, aesthetic, social, cultural, ideological — among forms of contemporary cinema are also welcomed.
Discuss (ASIAN) ethnic/cultural background (health perception and practices).
Choose a different culture or ethnic group and discuss potential cultural/linguistic needs. Consider your food preferences, rituals, health beliefs, and any religious orientations that may influence patient care.
Apply at least one CLAS Standard that supports the identified need and discuss the role of the advanced practice nurse in promoting culturally sensitive care.
