The nurse is caring for an older Hispanic client who is a migrant farm worker and has been admitted for asthma. The nurse is unfamiliar with the cultural and spiritual practices and beliefs of the client’s homeland. Which questions are most appropriate for the nurse to ask during the admission process? Select all that apply.   *1 pointWhat do you believe is causing your illness?Why don’t you take some asthma medication?Why do you wear that amulet around your neck?Are there any remedies you have used in the past?Who do you usually see for help when you are sick?

develop questions to elicit responses from the interviewee covering the following key elements: their chosen field of nursing; key roles and responsibilities in this field; effective interpersonal and intercultural communication strategies for a nurse in this chosen field, and a reflection question about one (1) positive and one (1) challenging aspect of the chosen field. My choosing nursing field is mental health

The nurse is preparing to administer a prescribed medication to a client. The nurse should take which initial action?A. Verify the client's full name and date of birthB. Ask about any medication allergiesC. Review the client's vital signsD. Review medications and potential interactions

A nurse is caring for a client who has end-stage liver disease and is being placed on a transplant list. Which of the following statements by the client is the priority for the nurse to report to the provider?A. "My parent has type 2 diabetes mellitus."B. "I wish my family was more supportive of my decision."C. "I am not very good about taking prescribed medication."D. "I had symptoms of asthma when I was a child."

A client diagnosed with an anxiety disorder arrives at a busy local mental health clinic. Due to the significant number of individuals moving throughout the clinic, the client unexpectedly suffers an acute anxiety attack. Which nursing interventions would be the most appropriate for the clinic nurse to initiate initially?A. Administer one tablet of alprazolam to the client immediatelyB. Talk to the client to explore their feelingsC. Accompany the client to a vacant room to let the client restD. Take the client's vital signs

It's equally important to be aware of a patient's spiritual needs. What questions can you ask to identify any spiritual needs?