The nurse is caring for a pregnant patient who does not practice or follow the Western approach to medicine. What cultural care approach should the nurse suggest to support the patient during the pregnancy and delivery?
A. Consider the use of a midwife.
B. Follow daily practices to stay well.
C. Schedule limited appointments with a medical doctor.
D. Agree to having diagnostic studies to ensure the baby's health.
Answer: A
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