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Question Answered step-by-step Many minority groups may be scared or fearful to share their… Many minority groups may be scared or fearful to share their feelings due to the thought of being reported, having their children taken from them or worse being deported. Many of these women are brought into the hospital by their attacker (spouse or significant other). This may be another reason why they are fearful to open up to the nurse. If this were the case how can the nurse, ask the partner to step out of the room and give them (nurse and patient) some privacy? If they were of Asian descent, how would you approach to the situation change? It may be a bit difficult for the patient to open up at first, perhaps once the attacker leaves the room and the patient can feel safe, she will begin to open up. What are strategies the nurse can use to make the patient feel comfortable, safe and know the nurse is concerned with their current situation? Health Science Science Nursing NRS 434VN-0501 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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