A patient's religious beliefs may directly impact the care a nursing assistant provides. Which of the following is the best practice for supporting cultural diversity?

A. Treat every patient's beliefs and customs with respect.
B. Listen when patients share their beliefs and refrain from imposing your own beliefs.
C. Provide privacy when a patient is visited by clergy or is practicing a religious ritual.
D.

All of these


Answer: D

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