The nurse is reviewing aspects of cultural care. Which statements illustrate proper cultural care? Select all that apply

a. Examine the patient within the context of one's own cultural health and illness practices.
b. Select questions that are not complex.
c. Ask questions rapidly.
d. Touch patients within the cultural boundaries of their heritage.
e. Pace questions throughout the physical examination.


ANS: B, D, E
Patients should be examined within the context of their own cultural health and illness practices. Questions should be simply stated and not rapidly asked.

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