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Mr.Thesaxman

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Which activity demonstrates the best attempt at being a culturally sensitive nursing professional?
 
  A) Arranging for an interpreter when assessing a culturally diverse client with limited English speaking skills.
  B) Asking the culturally diverse client's family to be present whenever health education is being addressed.
  C) Becoming self aware of the customs and beliefs of the cultures regularly found among the population being cared for.
  D) Recognizing that beliefs and values may vary greatly among members of culturally diverse populations.

Question 2

Which statement about attitude is correct?
 
  A) It is a way of reacting or behaving that is a result of one's beliefs.
  B) It is a component of personality that gives direction to one's life
  C) It is an acceptance of an improvable with out benefit of proof
  D) It is a result of association with others and the environment



whitcassie

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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