After the death of a patient, one of the nurse's responsibilities ...

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After the death of a patient, one of the nurse's responsibilities is:
 
  A. insisting that the family view the body even if they are reluctant.
  B. placing the body in a supine position to make it look as natural as possible.
  C. removing dentures, jewelry, and other personal items to return to the family.
  D. making arrangement with the local mortuary for transportation and arrangements.

Question 2

Mr. LaMar, a 67-year-old patient of French heritage, was recently admitted to the hospital. He was interviewed by Yung Kim, a student nurse from a Korean family. Yung Kim did not make eye contact with Mr. LaMar while conducting the interview.
 
  This disturbed Mr. LaMar because he thought that Yung Kim might be trying to hide something. This behavior was most likely the result of differences in: A. race.
  B. age.
  C. culture.
  D. sex.

[Dominic]

Answer to Question 1

B
Give family the option to view or not view the body, and offer to accompany them.
Dentures should be left in the mouth to maintain normal mouth contour. Clarify personal belongings that are to stay with the body or who has taken personal items. Each facility follows legal guidelines for the care of a body.

Answer to Question 2

C
When a nurse learns the variations in how people of different cultures communicate, he or she will likely gather more accurate information from patients. For example, patients of Spanish and French heritage use firm eye contact when speaking. However, this is considered rude among Asian and Middle Eastern cultures.

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[Zebsrer]

Great answer, keep it coming