The nurse is caring for a Jewish patient who has died. Although individuals and families can practice differently, the nurse anticipates that which of the following may occur? Select all that apply
A) the person will be buried quickly
B) a shrine will be displayed at home
C) incense will be burned in the room
D) autopsy is discouraged
E) cremation is preferred
F) visitors will come and prayers will be said for the sick
A) the person will be buried quickly
D) autopsy is discouraged
F) visitors will come and prayers will be said for the sick
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