The nurse is caring for a client who is actively engaged in an organized religion. Based on this statement, the nurse knows that which of the following statements is most likely true?

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A)Individuals who are actively engaged in a specific religion are usually part of a religious community. Members of this community are often called upon for emotional and spiritual support, especially during times of hardship or illness. Without knowing the client's specific religion, the nurse cannot assume that the client believes in the presence of only one god, that the client will need to set aside specific times each day for prayer, or that the client lives by the moral code of the Ten Commandments.
B)Individuals who are actively engaged in a specific religion are usually part of a religious community. Members of this community are often called upon for emotional and spiritual support, especially during times of hardship or illness. Without knowing the client's specific religion, the nurse cannot assume that the client believes in the presence of only one god, that the client will need to set aside specific times each day for prayer, or that the client lives by the moral code of the Ten Commandments.
C)Individuals who are actively engaged in a specific religion are usually part of a religious community. Members of this community are often called upon for emotional and spiritual support, especially during times of hardship or illness. Without knowing the client's specific religion, the nurse cannot assume that the client believes in the presence of only one god, that the client will need to set aside specific times each day for prayer, or that the client lives by the moral code of the Ten Commandments.
D)Individuals who are actively engaged in a specific religion are usually part of a religious community. Members of this community are often called upon for emotional and spiritual support, especially during times of hardship or illness. Without knowing the client's specific religion, the nurse cannot assume that the client believes in the presence of only one god, that the client will need to set aside specific times each day for prayer, or that the client lives by the moral code of the Ten Commandments.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Client Who Is Actively