Asked by Aslihan Gozkaman on Jun 25, 2024
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Spiritual distress has been identified in a patient who has been diagnosed with a chronic illness. Which interventions will the nurse add to the care plan? (Select all that apply.)
A) Offer to pray with the patient.
B) Avoid time with the support group.
C) Have the patient avoid church attendance.
D) Develop activities to heal body, mind, and spirit.
E) Teach relaxation, guided imagery, and meditation.
Spiritual Distress
State of being out of harmony with a system of beliefs, a Supreme Being, or God.
Guided Imagery
A technique used in therapy and meditation that involves focusing on specific images to achieve a particular outcome, such as relaxation or healing.
Relaxation
Act of being relaxed or less tense.
- Apply appropriate spiritual care interventions based on patient needs.
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Manling HuangJun 30, 2024
Final Answer :
A, D, E
Explanation :
Interventions that are appropriate for spiritual distress include (1) helping the patient develop/identify activities to heal body, mind, and spirit; (2) offering to pray with the patient; and (3) teaching relaxation, guided imagery, and medication. Attendance at church should be encouraged as well as spending time with a support group.
Learning Objectives
- Apply appropriate spiritual care interventions based on patient needs.
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