A nurse is coordinating the care for an older adult client of the Hindu faith who is admitted with a severe exacerbation of heart failure. Which of the following nursing actions demonstrate an appropriate incorporation of the client's religious and spiritual practices into the plan of care? Select all that apply.
- Assigning a same-sex healthcare provider to assist the client with bathing and personal hygiene tasks.Cevap
- BOrdering a standard facility vegetarian diet without consultation, assuming all clients of the Hindu faith adhere to the exact same dietary restrictions.
- Consulting with the client and family prior to moving or removing any sacred threads (janeu) or religious jewelry for medical procedures.Cevap
- DDelegating the task of assessing the client's spiritual distress and coping mechanisms to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP).
- Accommodating the family's request to position the client's bed so that their head faces east or south in the room.Cevap
- FResponding to the client's anxiety by stating, 'Your strong faith will guarantee a quick recovery, so try not to worry.'
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The correct nursing actions include assigning a same-sex healthcare provider for hygiene, consulting the client before removing sacred threads, and accommodating requests to position the bed facing east or south.
The correct nursing actions prioritize cultural competence, client autonomy, and therapeutic care. In Hindu culture, modesty is highly valued, making a same-sex provider preferable for personal care. Sacred threads (janeu) and religious jewelry have profound spiritual significance and should never be removed without informed consent. Additionally, traditional Hindu practices often involve positioning a sick individual's bed so that their head faces east or south to align with spiritual beliefs.
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Cultural competence and spiritual care integration in nursing practice.