During the first prenatal visit for a 20-year-old Hispanic woman, the nurse assesses the patient's health beliefs and practices. Which questions are appropriate as part of this assessment? Select all that apply
a. "You are Hispanic, do you need me to find an interpreter?"
b. "What is the language that is usually spoken in your home?"
c. "How do you define health and illness?"
d. "Which Catholic church do you attend?"
e. "Do you have specific beliefs or preferences concerning food or food preparation?"
f. "Do you or the members of your family have certain beliefs and practices surrounding pregnancy and childbirth?"
ANS: B, C, E, F
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