In the absence of a chaplain, the nurse determines that it would be relevant to assess the emo-tional experiences the client has encountered in experiencing his faith. Which inquiry will elicit this information?
1. Describe the emotions you have experienced in relation to your spirituality.
2. What success have you had in adapting your beliefs to new experiences?
3. What impact has your illness had on your moral obligations?
4. Do the rituals and practices of your religion support you?
Question 2
A client is spending a great deal of time praying, chanting, and reading religious doctrine. He is reluctant to attend therapeutic groups as a result of his religious preoccupation. The best plan would be to:
1. Allow the client a set amount of time each day to express his religion, with the understanding that he attend groups and adhere to the treatment program
2. Inform the client that he can only express his religion with the chaplain and needs to follow the treatment program the rest of the time
3. Tell the client he is being inappropriate and disruptive to others; then notify the client's physician to increase his medication as soon as possible
4. Ignore the client's hyperreligiosity since it will diminish with medication therapy
Nurse-patient interaction; nonveral communication
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