A nurse caring for an Orthodox Jewish woman immediately after she ...

[jwb375]

A nurse caring for an Orthodox Jewish woman immediately after she has given birth anticipates the patient's spouse will:
 
  a. share a bed with the patient.
  b. ask to bathe with the patient.
  c. touch the patient frequently.
  d. avoid physical contact with the patient.

Question 2

Which are true regarding communicating while using eye contact? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Eye contact is responsible for much communication.
  b. Eye contact is responsible for much miscommunication.
  c. Making eye contact generally indicates an intention to interact.
  d. Eye contact always results in a positive outcome.
  e. Extended eye contact can imply aggression.
  f. Extended eye contact can lead to heightened anxiety.

[sultana.d]

Answer to Question 1

D
For observant Jews, a woman is considered to be in a ritual state of impurity whenever blood is coming from her uterus, such as during menstrual periods and after the birth of a child. During this time, her husband will not have physical contact with her. When this time is completed, she will bathe herself in a pool called a mikvah. Nurses need to be aware of this practice and be sensitive to the husband and wife because the husband will not touch his wife.

Answer to Question 2

A, B, C, E, F
Eye contact is responsible for much communication and much miscommunication. Generally, making eye contact communicates an intention to interact. However, the nature of the interaction and the results of eye contact are not necessarily always positive. Extended eye contact sometimes implies aggression and arouses anxiety.

[jwb375]

Great answer, keep it coming

[sultana.d]

Gracias!