A nurse is performing a spirituality assessment on a patient who is being admitted with acute mania. What question will the nurse ask the patient during the initial assessment of the patient's spirituality? Select all that apply.

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1. The initial assessment of a patient's spirituality usually begins on admission and involves basic questions about a patient's spiritual or religious practices and what, if any, assistance the patient needs in following them. This primarily involves closed questions, such as: "Do you have a religious preference?"; "Are there any spiritual or religious practices that are important to you?"; "Would you like me to contact your clergy member or religious leader?" The other questions are open-ended questions and would not be asked by the nurse during the initial assessment of the patient's spirituality. The nurse will ask these open-ended questions the nurse-patient therapeutic relationship has been established, after the initial assessment.
3. The initial assessment of a patient's spirituality usually begins on admission and involves basic questions about a patient's spiritual or religious practices and what, if any, assistance the patient needs in following them. This primarily involves closed questions, such as: "Do you have a religious preference?"; "Are there any spiritual or religious practices that are important to you?"; "Would you like me to contact your clergy member or religious leader?" The other questions are open-ended questions and would not be asked by the nurse during the initial assessment of the patient's spirituality. The nurse will ask these open-ended questions the nurse-patient therapeutic relationship has been established, after the initial assessment.
4. The initial assessment of a patient's spirituality usually begins on admission and involves basic questions about a patient's spiritual or religious practices and what, if any, assistance the patient needs in following them. This primarily involves closed questions, such as: "Do you have a religious preference?"; "Are there any spiritual or religious practices that are important to you?"; "Would you like me to contact your clergy member or religious leader?" The other questions are open-ended questions and would not be asked by the nurse during the initial assessment of the patient's spirituality. The nurse will ask these open-ended questions the nurse-patient therapeutic relationship has been established, after the initial assessment.

A Nurse Is Performing a Spirituality Assessment on a Patient