Universal precautions means that you assume every patient you encounter is a possible source of infection.

A little boy is cutting grass with a big machete when the knife bounces off a rock and he sustains a nasty cut on his leg; blood begins to spurt from the wound.  What will you do initially to provide first aid to this little boy?

Kayla is walking down the path and sees elderly Mr. Munga, one of the Zambian teachers, coming down the same path.  What is her appropriate response?

You notice one of the Zambian teachers acting confused; when he tries to walk he stumbles and he is sweating profusely. One of the students tells you that he has diabetes. What would be the appropriate immediate first aid for this man? 

Which of the following are signs of culture shock/culture stress?

Some of the most important things to remember regarding the Zambian culture include:

Ways to prepare for successful cultural adjustment include all of the following except:

When either you or a patient you are caring for gets diarrhea, the most important thing to remember is:

The primary stated long term goal of the Haven/orphanage at Namwianga is:

If you are on a village outreach and clean water is not available; which of the following is/are acceptable methods of purifying your drinking water?