An NP discovers an immigrant client refuses penicillin because he believes it will not balance his 'hot' illness. The NP prescribes a different but equally effective antibiotic. What is this an example of?

An NP discovers an immigrant client refuses penicillin because he believes it will not balance his 'hot' illness. The NP prescribes a different but equally effective antibiotic. What is this an example of?

A nurse states, 'All patients should be treated the same because we all have the same needs.' What does this statement reflect?

A nurse who is explaining to an immigrant client why it is important to take medication states, 'The medication takes a couple of weeks to be effective, but then you should feel better.' When the client is next seen, no medication has been purchased. Which of the following is the most likely explanation?

A patient who identifies as Buddhist enters the hospital for diagnostic testing just before lunchtime. The nurse tells the aide to give a meal tray to the new patient. The aide gives the patient a meal of Salisbury steak, bread, green beans, and potatoes with brown gravy. The patient eats nothing but a slice of bread and the green beans. Which of the following considerations was omitted by the nurse?

For a bedridden Muslim patient, the nurse rearranges the room and moves the bed so that it faces toward Mecca for the patient's daily prayers. Which of the following is the nurse demonstrating through these actions?