A client from a different culture than the nurse's has had numerous visitors during his stay. In fact, there are visitors in the room at all times. In order to address this in a culturally sensitive manner, the nurse should:

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The nurse should evaluate the benefits of family participation in the client's care before addressing the issue of numerous visitors. In some cultures, family members are expected to be present during medical treatment and decision-making. It is important to understand and respect the cultural norms of the client and their family. Then, the nurse can work with the family to establish visiting hours or guidelines that are respectful of cultural practices while still meeting the care needs of the client. Limiting visitors or having the doctor intervene should only be considered as a last resort and after attempting to address the issue in a culturally sensitive manner.

A Client from a Different Culture Than the Nurse's Has