Which action would the nurse take when assessing a patient of American Indian culture?
A. Remaining quiet and recognizing the importance of nonverbal communication to seek information
B. Asking detailed questions regarding the presenting symptoms
C. Asking indirect questions about the reason for seeking health care
D. Ensuring that no one beyond the medical provider and the client discuss what has brought the client to seek care
Answer: A
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