Exam 11: Spiritual Needs, Spiritual Caring, and Religious Differences

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The nurse working in the neonatal intensive care unit would implement baptism for a baby not expected to live if the infant's religion is listed as

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A religion that was formed in 1957 by merger of Congregational and Evangelical and Reformed Churches is

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The LPN/LVN is preparing to educate a healthy patient regarding methods of birth control. The patient's history indicates she is a member of the Mormon church. The LPN/LVN is aware that education of this patient should include information related to

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The Jewish patient tells the nurse that he does not observe the Sabbath on Sundays. What other time interval would the nurse need to provide for patient Sabbath observances?

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Select the patient who would benefit least from the nurse reading from the New Testament.

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A patient who practices Buddhism tells the nurse, "My pain is the result of things I have done in the past." The nurse, who wishes to be supportive, should respond

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A religion that began in Scotland and evolved from John Calvin in the sixteenth century is known as

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A nurse is caring for a Sunni Muslim patient. The nurse demonstrates cultural sensitivity by understanding that the patient would likely pray to

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A patient following a kosher diet consumes a breakfast of toast, eggs, and turkey bacon. The LPN/LVN is aware that 6 hours must pass before the patient is offered

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The LPN/LVN is providing care to a patient of the Roman Catholic (Western) faith. Necessary knowledge regarding beliefs, practices and nursing interventions for care of this patient would include which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

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The nurse is caring for an Orthodox Jewish patient who is close to death. An important intervention would be to find out whether the patient

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A religion in which members observe the Sabbath from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday is

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A patient who is terminally ill describes himself as "agnostic." The nurse caring for this person can correctly assume that the patient

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A patient has a small piece of paper on which unfamiliar symbols are written hanging on a black string around the neck. To prepare the patient for the operating room (OR) the nurse should

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A religion that was founded by Joseph Smith in the nineteenth century is

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