The nurse is discussing the benefits of meditation to a colleague. Which of the nurse's statements warrants correction?
A) "When you meditate, you try to 'be' rather than 'do.'"
B) "Meditation can actually lower your blood pressure and keep you healthier.".
C) "When you meditate sometimes stressful and confusing issues become clearer.".
D) "Meditation is a useful activity for people who adhere to Easter religious traditions.".
D
Feedback:
The utility of meditation as a self-care activity is not noted to be limited to individuals from particular religious traditions. Physiological benefits and increased clarity of thought have been noted and the overarching focus of meditation is to emphasize being over doing.
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