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Zorluk: OrtaReligious and Spiritual Influences on Health

A practical nurse is planning care for a newly admitted client who is a devout member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Which of the following nursing actions are appropriate to support the client's spiritual and cultural needs? Select all that apply.

  1. Ensure that coffee and black tea are omitted from the client's meal tray.Cevap
  2. Seek the client's permission before removing their sacred undergarments for a physical examination.Cevap
  3. C
    Offer comfort by telling the client, 'Do not worry, your strong faith will ensure everything turns out fine.'
  4. D
    Collaborate with the dietary department to provide a certified kosher meal tray.
  5. Provide a private space when church elders arrive to administer a blessing of the sick.Cevap
  6. F
    Explain the risks and benefits of an upcoming surgical procedure before obtaining the client's consent signature.

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The correct actions are omitting coffee and black tea from the meal tray, seeking permission before removing sacred undergarments, and providing privacy for a blessing of the sick.
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints observe the Word of Wisdom, which prohibits coffee and black tea. Devout members often wear sacred temple garments that should be treated with deep respect and removed only when medically necessary, ideally with the client's permission. Additionally, receiving a priesthood blessing from church elders is a core spiritual practice during illness, requiring the nurse to facilitate privacy and respect.

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1
Identify the client's specific religious affiliation and associated practices.
The client is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Key practices include the Word of Wisdom (no coffee or black tea), wearing temple garments, and receiving priesthood blessings.
Accurate identification of spiritual needs prevents the application of incorrect cultural stereotypes.
2
Evaluate each nursing intervention against the client's religious practices and the practical nurse scope of practice.
Omitting coffee and tea, respecting sacred garments, and allowing priesthood blessings align directly with the client's faith and the nurse's role.
Culturally competent care requires accommodating specific religious practices when they do not interfere with medical safety.
3
Identify and exclude interventions that represent nursing errors or fall outside the PN scope of practice.
Providing false reassurance, ordering a kosher diet (which is for Judaism), and explaining surgical risks (which is the provider's role) must be excluded.
Safe and effective care requires therapeutic communication, accurate dietary accommodations, and strict adherence to legal scope of practice.

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Culturally competent care and spiritual support for Latter-day Saint clients within the practical nursing scope of practice.
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