A nursing student has had interactions with members of numerous different cultures during clinical rotations
The student has learned about the importance of cultural congruence in class and can apply this principle during client interactions by:
A) Teaching clients to be objective and appropriately critical of their culture
B) Asking clients to think about ways that their culture has influenced their health
C) Reflecting on the positive and negative aspects of the culture in which the student grew up
D) Communicating messages of affirmation regarding clients and their individual cultures
Ans: D
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Cultural congruence means that clients receive an overall message, conveyed both verbally and nonverbally, of personal and cultural validation. Cultural congruence does not involve prompting clients to reflect on their own culture and it does not directly entail reflection on one's own culture.
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