Which nursing interventions are implemented when using the ACT model to manage a patient who has experienced a physical assault while visiting a vacation resort? Select all that apply
a. Assessing the patient's need for medical attention
b. Performing a cultural assessment
c. Arranging for a social service consult
d. Offering to notify the patient's family
e. Requesting a visit by the hospital clergy
ANS: A, B, C, D
The components of ACT include assessment for immediate medical needs as well as a cultur-al assessment in order to provide culturally sensitive care. Facilitating connection to support systems such as family and social services will help meet the patient's need for physical and emotional support. Requesting a clergy visit should not be done without the first securing the patient's consent.
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