Culture, Spirituality,
and
Alternative/Compleme
ntary Modalities
PASSPORT PrepU with
complete solutions
A nurse is working in a rural health clinic that serves a large Amish
population. The nurse is developing a program to address common health
promotion strategies. Which aspect would be most important for the nurse
to integrate into the program to promote its success? Select all that apply.
- answer importance of the extended family in providing support
focus on being in tune with nature for health maintenance
need to ask for permission before physically touching a client
An elderly Jewish client received a lunch tray that consists of a
cheeseburger, French fries, and an apple. The client tells the nurse to
remove the tray. What is the nurse's understanding of why the client
wants the tray removed? - answer Clients of the Jewish faith do not allow
the mixture of dairy and meat
The family of a client with a terminal illness tells the hospice nurse
supervisor that they have lost hope for a peaceful death for their loved
one. While talking to this family about their concerns, the nurse would
immediately explore their concerns about which health care issue? -
answer effective management of the client's physical discomfort
and
Alternative/Compleme
ntary Modalities
PASSPORT PrepU with
complete solutions
A nurse is working in a rural health clinic that serves a large Amish
population. The nurse is developing a program to address common health
promotion strategies. Which aspect would be most important for the nurse
to integrate into the program to promote its success? Select all that apply.
- answer importance of the extended family in providing support
focus on being in tune with nature for health maintenance
need to ask for permission before physically touching a client
An elderly Jewish client received a lunch tray that consists of a
cheeseburger, French fries, and an apple. The client tells the nurse to
remove the tray. What is the nurse's understanding of why the client
wants the tray removed? - answer Clients of the Jewish faith do not allow
the mixture of dairy and meat
The family of a client with a terminal illness tells the hospice nurse
supervisor that they have lost hope for a peaceful death for their loved
one. While talking to this family about their concerns, the nurse would
immediately explore their concerns about which health care issue? -
answer effective management of the client's physical discomfort
