What term should a nurse use when describing a response to grieving that includes a sudden physical collapse and paralysis, and which cultural group would be associated with this behavior?
A. "Falling out" in the African American culture
B. "Body rocking" in the Vietnamese American culture
C. "Conversion disorder" in the Jewish American culture
D. "Spirit possession" in the Native American culture
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The nurse should use the term "falling out" to describe a sudden physical collapse and paralysis. This behavior is associated with the African American culture. The individuals may also experience an inability to see or speak yet maintain hearing and understanding.
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