Which strategy should nurses use to provide culturally effective care to Mexican migrant farm workers?
a. Learn how to speak Spanish to improve communication.
b. Understand that traditional beliefs and practices are more common among the well-educated population.
c. Consult the female head of household about health care matters.
d. Recognize that cultural backgrounds of the workers will vary depending on their place of origin.
ANS: D
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