A nurse is preparing to provide care to a patient from a different culture. Which question is most appropriate when assessing the patient's reason for migration?
1) "How would you describe the typical climate where you are from?"
2) "What value does your culture place in education?"
3) "Why did you decide to immigrate to the United States?"
4) "What are common occupations for people of your culture?"
ANS: 3
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A young adult male asks the nurse about the recommended frequency of testicular self-exams. How should the nurse respond?
1. "The more frequently exams are performed, the more beneficial they are.". 2. "You should have been taught to self-examine starting at age 12.". 3. "Not all experts believe that testicular self-examination is necessary or beneficial for young men.". 4. "It is essential that you perform this exam each month.".