NAME : ELISASMITHA DASILVA

NRP : 9103020020

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Definition about pregnancy is the process of fertilization or the union of spermatozoa

and egg (ovum) which will then go through the process of nidation and implantation. This
process is calculated from the time of fertilization until the baby is born. Normal pregnancy
lasts about 38 to 40 weeks. Childbearing is a time of transition and social celebration of
central importance in any society, signaling which a particular society view a realignment of
existing cultural roles and responsibilities, psychologic and biologic states, and social
relationships. The diference about Pregnancy and childbearing. Pregnancy is the process of
carrying a baby which is experienced around 30-40 weeks while childbearing is a process that
is passed after pregnancy reaches the third trimester (40 weeks) when the baby in the womb
will come out of the mother's stomach.

There are some myths related to pregnancy is like to bring or wear something sharp on
my shirt (for example, small scissors or a pin, to bring a bangle inside my bag everywhere I
went. (A bangle is a species of plant in the ginger family and is also a relative of galangal.) It
is believed to protect you from any evil spirit and also to put a Sapu Lidi (a broom) made
from pohon aren (palm tree) in my room (for the same purpose as the bangle.)

Why do those myths exist until today? Is it really true because our country have a many
culture. So that many people still believe about myths, because it is ingrained and hereditary,
so it is very difficult to eliminate, I don't know for sure either. But I think some are
trustworthy and some are unbelievable. It all depends on each other's beliefs.

Cultural nursing assesmen factors (Sunrise model) is

1. teknological factors: Perception of health sick
2.eligious and Philosophical factors
3. Kinship and social factors
4. Cultural Value and Life Ways
5. Political and Legal Factors
6. Economical factor
7. Educational factor

In a brief cultural assessment, you should ask about ethnic background, religious preference,
family patterns, food preferences, eating patterns, and health practices. Before the
assessment, know the key topics to address and know how to address them without offending
the patient and family