The nurse will assess numerous health practices during patient pregnancies. Some practices include the: Note: Credit will be given only if all correct and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply
1. Prevalence of home remedies.
2. Importance of indigenous healers.
3. Influence of professional healthcare workers.
4. Addition of food to the formula at 2 weeks of age.
5. Wife's deferral to the spouse for decision making.
1,2,3
Rationale 1: Health practices during pregnancy are influenced by numerous factors, such as the prevalence of traditional home remedies and folk beliefs, the importance of indigenous healers, and the influence of professional healthcare workers.
Rationale 2: Health practices during pregnancy are influenced by numerous factors, such as the prevalence of traditional home remedies and folk beliefs, the importance of indigenous healers, and the influence of professional healthcare workers.
Rationale 3: Health practices during pregnancy are influenced by numerous factors, such as the prevalence of traditional home remedies and folk beliefs, the importance of indigenous healers, and the influence of professional healthcare workers.
Rationale 4: The addition of food to formula at an early age is a cultural norm regarding infant feeding norms.
Rationale 5: This applies to cultural diversity and not health practices during pregnancy.
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