The nurse uses touch to comfort clients who are in pain. Which of the following should the nurse be aware of when using this technique?

A) Touch is an effective, welcome nursing intervention in all cultures.
B) The use of touch is appropriate in most cultures.
C) The use of touch varies greatly upon culture.
D) Touch is an expected nursing intervention regardless of culture.


C

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