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Fundamentals - Cultural, Spiritual, and Religion Concepts (24316207 (Tutorial) QID: 3940)

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Correct Answer(s): B

A. Catholicism

[1%]

B. Jehovah’s witnesses

[96%]

C. Islam

[3%]

D. Christian reform

[0%]

Statistics

Difficulty level - Easy
96%of peers got it right
Time taken - 45 s

Subject/Lesson

  • Subject

    Fundamentals
  • Lesson

    Cultural, Spiritual, and Religion Concepts

Client Need

  • Test Plan

    Psychosocial Integrity
  • Related Topic

    Cultural Awareness/Cultural Influences

Item Type

  • Item Type

    Knowledge/Comprehension

Explanation

Choice B is correct. Most Jehovah's Witnesses do not condone the use of blood products and often refuse blood transfusions. Witnesses believe that voluntarily accepting blood transfusion may affect their eternal salvation, and the aversion comes from interpreting a Biblical scripture. This nurse should verify this information in the chart and with the client, as exceptions with religions and cultures exist.

Choice A is incorrect: Members of the Catholic faith have no set doctrines that prohibit the administration of blood products.

Choice C is incorrect: Concerning the Islamic faith, Muslims are allowed to participate in blood and organ donation in cases of necessity and/or if the donation will save another person's life. This mean's that in life-or-death situations a blood transfusion is allowable for members of the Islamic faith.

Choice D is incorrect: The Christian Reformed Church believes that their salvation is a gift from God and that good works are the Christian response to the gift. None of their doctrines prohibit the use of blood transfusion or blood product donation.

Learning Objective

Differentiate major spiritual differences as they related to patient-centered care.

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Additional Info

✓ Blood transfusions are commonly declined by individuals who engage in the Jehovah's Witnesses religion.

✓ This includes autologous blood donation, as this religion believes blood should not be taken out of the body.

✓ Albumin and certain coagulation concentrates are generally accepted because they are present at birth and cross the placenta.

Last Updated - 14 Dec 2023