A nurse is preparing an educational program for her peers regarding heritage consistency. Which of the following is an example that describes heritage consistency?

A) an individual who attended a parochial school with a religious philosophy similar to the family's background
B) an individual who does not maintain regular contact with extended family
C) an individual who changes his or her name so that it is Americanized
D) an individual who resides in an ethnic neighborhood different from his or her own ethnic background


A

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