When a nurse asks herself questions such as "Why am I here?," the nurse is attempting to:
A) develop the concepts of holism and integration.
B) become a more spiritual being for other people.
C) develop a philosophical base for clearer thinking.
D) strive toward unity with the higher power.
Ans: C
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In terms of spiritual care, the nurse's own background, family, culture, and religion are integral parts of interactions with clients. For this reason, taking a step back and examining spirituality, values, and beliefs is essential.
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