The nurse has identified that many of the clients in the long-term care facility have spiritual concerns and distress. What is the nurse's first step in becoming a competent provider for these clients?
A)
The nurse should start going to church more often.
B)
The nurse must possess a healthy spiritual self-awareness.
C)
The nurse must learn about diverse spiritual beliefs and practices.
D)
The nurse should establish regular religious services in the facility.
B
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A) cardiogenic shock. B) neurogenic shock. C) anaphylactic shock. D) hypovolemic shock.
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A. Alcohol B. Oral Contraceptives C. Digoxin D. Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs E. Warfarin F. Anticonvulsants
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