The nurse,caring for a comatose Muslim client who is dying,realizes that from a cultural standpoint,the most therapeutic intervention is to:

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Be aware of religious and cultural preferences when helping clients and families prepare for death.Facilitating the client's peaceful,pain-controlled death is an appropriate intervention;it is not necessarily culturally oriented because nursing strives to facilitate a peaceful,pain-free death for all clients.Becoming familiar with cultural tradition is therapeutic and would have priority if the family were not present to be questioned directly regarding their needs.Arranging for a private room may be a therapeutic intervention because most cultures would prefer some degree of privacy when attending to the death of a loved one,but since the family is present the priority intervention is the one that identifies their needs.

The Nurse,caring for a Comatose Muslim Client Who Is Dying,realizes