Which Statement Is True Regarding the Impact of Culture on End-Of-Life

question 18

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true regarding the impact of culture on end-of-life decision making?

• A) Cultural beliefs should not take precedence over health care team decisions.
• B) It is easy and common to assess cultural beliefs affecting end-of-life care in the intensive care unit.
• C) Culture and religious beliefs may affect end-of-life decision making.
• D) Perspectives regarding end-of-life care are similar between and within religious groups.

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Definitions:

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