As Trauma Chaplains, Hawley and Flint Have Observed That_____

question 36

Multiple Choice

As trauma chaplains, Hawley and Flint have observed that_____.

• A) Black pain and grief often go unrecognized and unacknowledged in hospitals
• B) Black men are stoic patients who do not wish to receive chaplaincy services
• C) Black health care is at least as effective as that received by White Americans
• D) health care workers stereotype Black patients as more susceptible to pain

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