The Most Culturally Sensitive and Useful Question the Admitting Nurse

question 38

Multiple Choice

The most culturally sensitive and useful question the admitting nurse should ask the Jewish patient would be:

• A) "Do you follow any dietary restrictions or will you eat hospital food as it is prepared here?"
• B) "Are there any medications or treatments your religion does not allow in your medical treatment?"
• C) "Would you like me to notify your rabbi so that he can make visits to you during your stay?"
• D) "Tell me about any religious practices you observe that we need to incorporate into your care."

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