After educating a new nurse about how to approach a victim of human trafficking, which of the following topics, if verbalized by the nurse, would indicate the need for additional instruction?
Asking the client if they are comfortable calling 9-1-1
A nurse-client dialogue about specific steps the client can take to stay safe
Insisting that the client act on the plan the next time their safety is threatened
A nurse-client dialogue about the potential barriers to safety
The Correct Answer is C
Rationale:
A. Asking the client if they are comfortable calling 9-1-1 is an appropriate action. It involves assessing the client's readiness and comfort level in seeking emergency help.
B. A nurse-client dialogue about specific steps the client can take to stay safe is important for empowering the client with knowledge and strategies for protection.
C. Insisting that the client act on the plan the next time their safety is threatened may be inappropriate as it can impose undue pressure on the client, who might feel trapped or fearful. The nurse should support the client's choices and provide options rather than insist on actions.
D. A nurse-client dialogue about the potential barriers to safety is crucial for understanding and addressing obstacles that might prevent the client from seeking help or staying safe.
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Correct Answer is D
Explanation
Rationale:
A. Abstaining from meat during Lent is a personal religious practice and does not involve imposing one's cultural practices on others.
B. Attending the Thanksgiving Parade is a cultural event but does not reflect ethnocentrism.
C. Wearing green on St. Patrick's Day is a cultural tradition that reflects personal or cultural celebration but does not impose on others.
D. Bringing all residents to Christmas Mass could be an example of ethnocentrism if it disregards the diverse religious or cultural beliefs of the residents, assuming that everyone shares the same cultural or religious values.
Correct Answer is C
Explanation
Rationale:
A. Suggesting the patient read religious texts may provide some comfort but does not address the need for personal and communal spiritual support.
B. Encouraging the patient to focus solely on medical treatment neglects the importance of addressing the patient's emotional and spiritual needs, which are crucial tfor overall well-being.
C. Arranging for a spiritual advisor to visit is the most appropriate action as it directly addresses the patient’s spiritual needs and provides support from someone familiar with their religious practices.
D. Instructing the patient to practice meditation may not align with the patient’s specific religious practices and does not address the need for community-based spiritual support.