The nurse is demonstrating cultural sensitivity in performing perineal care when he/she does the following: (Select all that apply.)
a. The male nurse delegates perineal care of a female patient to the female UAP.
b. The male nurse asks a female patient if she would prefer a female to perform care.
c. The nurse approaches the care in a sensitive, professional manner.
d. The nurse assesses cultural preferences of the patient prior to care.
ANS: B, C, D
The nurse assesses patient backgrounds and provides hygienic care in a manner that is sensitive to the differences in habits and customs. This includes asking the patient about their preferences and not assuming what their preferences will be. A female patient may be comfortable with a male nurse performing perineal care.
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