Which action would a United States healthcare provider need to take to understand the Chinese philosophy of HEALTH and ILLNESS?
1. Examine Taoist religion and philosophy.
2. Follow the Confucian way of life.
3. Understand the Chinese culture.
4. Live according to the Buddhist precepts.
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Explanation: 1. Taoist religion and philosophy is the foundation for the Chinese philosophy of HEALTH and ILLNESS based on adapting the self to the order of nature.
2. Confucianism does not underlie the Chinese philosophy of HEALTH and ILLNESS.
3. Understanding the Chinese culture does not mean that HEALTH and ILLNESS will be understood.
4. Taoist principles guide the Chinese philosophy of HEALTH and ILLNESS, not Buddhist precepts.
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