When conducting a spiritual assessment, the nurse must be sensitive to the client's personal beliefs. Which questions should the nurse ask? Select all that apply.
a. "Why do you still not believe in God?"
b. "Why can't you share your feelings with me? I am your nurse."
c. "Is there anyone from your church you would like to talk to?
d. "Do You feel your faith is helpful to you?"
e. "Is religion or God significant to you?"
Answer:
c. "Is there anyone from your church you would like to talk to?
d. "Do You feel your faith is helpful to you?"
e. "Is religion or God significant to you?"
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