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Jahna Williams
on Oct 29, 2024Verified
The family of a dying client has informed the nurse that their religion requires a ritual bath be given by members of the faith after death.The unit is busy,at full census,and there is another client waiting in the ER for the bed.How should the nurse respond to this request?
A) Notify the mortuary of the family's request
B) Arrange for supplies and privacy for the family
C) Arrange for the bath after the body is removed from the hospital
D) Give the family a 1-hour time period to complete the bath
Ritual Bath
A bath taken for ceremonial, religious, or purifying purposes, guided by specific traditions or rituals.
Dying Client
Refers to a patient who is in the process of nearing the end of life, requiring compassionate care focused on comfort, dignity, and support for both the client and their family.
- Comprehend the significance of recognizing and honoring a patient's religious convictions and requirements within medical environments.
- Properly include a client's religious practices and requirements in the health care scheme.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the significance of recognizing and honoring a patient's religious convictions and requirements within medical environments.
- Properly include a client's religious practices and requirements in the health care scheme.
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