The nurse selects the approach that would help with effective planning for the delivery of transcultural nursing care, which is to ask the:
1. facility's chaplain if there is anything special that should be included in the care plan.
2. patient if there are any special foods, symbols, or practices that he or she would like to be respected and asks about plans for including them in the health care plan.
3. family if there is anything special to the patient's culture or religion that may need to be included in care planning.
4. other staff if they have ever had this type of patient before and how they modified the care plan.
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The patient, when able, is the only person who can answer this question.
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A) Administer an anticholinergic antispasmodic as ordered by the physician. B) Eat three balanced meals and a snack at bedtime. C) Decrease the patient's fluid intake. D) Encourage the patient to increase his or her activity.
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1. Reticulocytes. 2. Basophils. 3. Eosinophils. 4. Platelets.
Your immediate supervisor is responsible for helping you learn and understand your job
True False