An older patient describes enjoying making cookies and other foods for grandchildren because the parents are working and have limited time to do so. In which way would you categorize this patient's grandparent role?

Choice A rationale:

Reading poetry supports my soul. This statement is more about personal comfort and mental peace than religious belief.

Choice B rationale:

Spending time outside gives me peace. This is more about personal peace and connection with nature than a religious belief.

Choice C rationale:

I attend Mass every Sunday. This is a clear indication of a religious practice, specifically within Christianity.

Choice D rationale:

Sitting under a tree helps me connect with my guide. This could be interpreted as spiritual but not necessarily religious.

Choice A rationale:

Culturally competent care requires an understanding of culture, ethnicity, and diversity in all groups. This understanding helps to provide care that respects and responds to the health beliefs and practices, cultural and linguistic needs of diverse patients.

Choice B rationale:

Using a nonjudgmental approach is important in providing care, but it does not fully explain culturally competent care.

Choice C rationale:

Preparing staff to expect different types of people as patients is part of diversity training, but it does not fully explain culturally competent care.

Choice D rationale:

Encouraging staff to learn about the cultures in the hospital community is beneficial, but it does not fully explain culturally competent care.