A Navajo client who is 36 weeks pregnant meets with a traditional healer as well as her physician. What does the nurse understand this to mean?
1. The client is seeking spiritual direction.
2. The client does not trust her physician.
3. The client will not adapt to mothering well.
4. The client is experiencing complications of pregnancy.
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Explanation: 1. Navajo clients are aware of the mind-soul connection, and might try to follow certain practices to have a healthy pregnancy and birth. Practices could include focus on peace and positive thoughts as well as certain types of prayers and ceremonies. A traditional healer may assist them.
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