When caring for an elderly Chinese patient, the nurse recognizes that which of these cultural issues may influence the care of this patient? a )Radiographs are seen as a break in the soul’s integrity. b )Hospital diets are interpreted as being healing and healthful. c )The use of heat may be an important practice for this patient. d )Being hospitalized is a source of peace and socialization for this culture.

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