Which action by the nurse shows cultural competence of Native American culture? (Select all that apply.)
a. Refuse to allow rituals to be practiced at the bedside.
b. Allow the family to bring in a medicine man for healing.
c. Allow the family and patient time for prayer.
d. Provide space for rituals.
e. Work hard to gain trust.
B, C, D, E
The nurse can show culturally competent care of an American Indian patient by allowing the family to bring in a medicine man, allowing time for prayer, providing space for rituals, and working hard to gain trust.
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