A client who was born in Brazil learns to speak English and dresses in a more "American" mode while attending college in the United States
The client maintains religious beliefs and practices and socializes primarily with other Brazilian immigrants. The nurse should recognize that this client is in the process of: a. acculturation c. cultural diversity
b. cultural assimilation d. oppression
A
Characteristics of the dominant culture, including its norms, beliefs, and behavioral expectations, are assumed by individuals and groups through the process of acculturation.
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A client expresses concern for her unborn baby after she learns her hemoglobin level was higher before her pregnancy. Which information should the nurse be prepared to initially discuss?
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