Mary Is an RN Who Works at Red Bud County

Mary is an RN who works at Red Bud County Hospital. The rural county is home to 34,000 citizens. The racial breakdown is as follows: 32,000 Caucasian/white, 600 African American/black, 500 Hispanic/Latino, 300 biracial, and 200 Asian. Mary and her husband Jeff have lived in Red Bud County all their lives, but that was about to change. Jeff, a lieutenant in the Air Force, has received new orders and will be stationed at Osan Air Base in South Korea. Wanting to continue working in a hospital, Mary seeks information about the area hospitals, as the base does not have its' own facility. How could Mary apply what she learned about the operational cultural aspect when preparing for this move? (Select all that apply.)

A) Mary can use the principles of the operational cultural aspect because it contains materials that all cultures can appreciate.
B) Mary can use only the operational cultural aspect as it is the most holistic.
C) Mary can use the operational aspect to guide her understanding to co-create choices.
D) Mary can use the operational cultural aspect to assist her patients for the best possible future.
E) Mary can use the operational cultural aspect to determine the significance of the structural information.