You are visiting the home of a family where the parents recently divorced.
Which suggestion would you make to the parent to help the children adjust to the situation?

Choice A rationale:

Documenting religion as “honed” on the self-assessment form does not necessarily indicate that the patient’s religious beliefs support health promotion activities.

Choice B rationale:

Abstaining from alcohol and tobacco is a health promotion activity as it reduces the risk of various health conditions such as liver disease and lung cancer.

Choice C rationale:

Providing care for children and aging parents indicates family commitment but does not necessarily relate to health promotion activities.

Choice D rationale:

Teaching Bible study classes on Wednesday shows religious involvement but does not directly indicate support for health promotion activities.

Choice A rationale:

Arranging for him to receive the sacrament of the sick may not align with the beliefs of a Seventh-Day Adventist.

Choice B rationale:

Seventh-Day Adventists observe the Sabbath from Friday evening to Saturday evening, so not scheduling diagnostic tests for Saturday respects this belief.

Choice C rationale:

Assigning same-gender caregivers may not be a specific requirement for Seventh-Day Adventists.

Choice D rationale:

Offering him a kosher dietary menu may not align with the dietary practices of a Seventh-Day Adventist, who typically follow a vegetarian diet.