An example of a cultural encounter is:
a. Sharing significant assessment findings with members of a racial minority
b. Visiting the native land of the clients served at a community health center
c. Telephoning the priest at a Latino church to discuss the health issues of a client
d. Learning about traditional healing practices from an American Indian client
D
Learning about traditional healing practices is an example of a direct cultural encounter. This occurs when a nurse engages in cross-cultural interactions.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false