The nurse is preparing to admit a pregnant client who is Muslim to the birthing center. What should the nurse keep in mind during the labor process? Select all that apply
1. Have long-sleeved gowns available.
2. Offer warm fluids to sip during the labor process.
3. Ask the spouse for permission before examining the client.
4. Ensure female healthcare providers examine the client.
5. Provide the spouse with water to cleanse the newborn upon birth.
1, 3, 4, 5
Explanation:
1. The woman may prefer to wear two long-sleeved gowns to enhance modesty.
2. Clients from the Laos culture usually prefer only "hot" foods and warm water to drink during labor.
3. If a specialist such as an anesthesiologist or neonatologist is needed, it is best to speak to the husband first and obtain his permission.
4. It is important for a female healthcare provider to perform examinations whenever possible.
5. After the birth, Muslim fathers clean the newborn. It is essential to have bathing supplies available for the spouse to use.
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