In assessing a patient's religious or spiritual practice, the best approach for the nurse to use is to ask:
A.
"What dietary restrictions are imposed by your religious and spiritual beliefs?"
B.
"Would you accept blood transfusions if your condition required blood therapy?"
C.
"Please tell me whether your religion allows you to eat meat daily."
D.
"How can I help you in meeting any religious or spiritual needs you may have?"
ANS: D
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