The nurse caring for a Muslim client is developing the plan of care. Which intervention would the nurse anticipate to be a priority for this client?
A) The client will be able to participate in observing Sabbath.
B) The client will be able to participate in daily prayer with a rosary.
C) The client will be able to participate in daily meditation.
D) The client will be able to participate in prayer at specific times without interruption.
Answer: D
Nurses working with Muslim clients should be aware that Muslims pray five times a day, and when developing the plan of care they should take prayer times into consideration. Muslims do not typically recognize Sabbath, pray with a rosary, or meditate.
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