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Page 1: Impact of Race and Culture on Vitamin D Deficiency in Muslims · Impact of Race and Culture on Vitamin D Deficiency in Muslims Saida Abdul-Aziz, RN, BSHA University of Phoenix

Impact of Race and Culture on Vitamin D

Deficiency in Muslims

Saida Abdul-Aziz, RN, BSHA

University of Phoenix

Page 2: Impact of Race and Culture on Vitamin D Deficiency in Muslims · Impact of Race and Culture on Vitamin D Deficiency in Muslims Saida Abdul-Aziz, RN, BSHA University of Phoenix

COURSE CONTENT

•Web based lecture series with podcast link

•Risk factors

• Deficiency related spectrum of illnesses

•Lifestyle modifications or treatment

options

•Algorithm

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RISK GROUPS

•Critical role to human health

•Diagnosis with serious illness

•Populations at greatest risk

• Dark skinned people

•Living above or below 37 degrees latitude

• Women who cover

for religion or culture

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MUSLIM CULTURE

• Various ethnic groups comprise Muslim

culture.

• Way of life governing all social discourse

• Cultural health beliefs intertwined

with religious belief

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SHARED BELIEFS

AND VALUES

• Touch is legislated even for a dead body

• Most babies breastfed at least 2 years

• Curative properties of black seed

• Fasting is a pillar of faith

• Jinn a 3rd being that can affect health

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• Persistent generalized symmetrical,

musculoskeletal pain with gradual onset

• Bone pain in lower back or lower limbs

• Fatigue, muscular weakness

• Normal ROM with absence of

inflammatory signs in the painful areas

ADULT DEFICIENCY

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• Tender swollen joints, classically wrists

• Deformities, bone pain or tenderness

• Bow legs or knock knees

• Impaired growth, delayed fontanelle

closure

• Delayed eruption of teeth

• Fits or irritability

• Breathing difficulties with rapid growth

CHILDHOOD DEFICIENCY

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CULTURE CENTERED

RESEARCH SUPPORT

• Bachrach, S., Fisher, J, &Parks, J.S. (1979). An outbreak of vitamin D

deficiency rickets in a susceptible population. Pediatrics.

64(6), 971-888. Retrieved October 16, 2009 from

EBSCOhost database University of Phoenix.

• Reed, S.D.L., Laya, M.B., Melville, J. Ismail, S. Y., Mitchell, C. M. &

Ackerman, D. R. (2007). Prevalence of vitamin D insufficiency

and clinical associations among veiled East African women in

Washington state. Journal of Women’s Health.

16 (2), 206-215. Retrieved October 16 3009 from

EBSCOhost database University of Phoenix.

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Implications for Practice

•Be informed about existing evidence

Right click to open podcast from an expert

•Test your knowledge

Right click to open quiz and test your knowledge

•Identify risk among your students

Right click to open risk assessment questionnaire

•Use the algorithm in clinical decision making

Right click to open algorithm

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