Question: Lan, 45 Year-old Vietnamese Woman, Presents To The Emergency Department With A Complaint Of Dizziness. Subjective Data Lives With Husband And Three Children Works As A Pharmacist Married Dizziness Started 1 Day Ago After Working 12-hour Shift Speaks English And Vietnamese Objective Data Vital Signs: T37. P 60. R 18. BP 110/68 Weight: 110 HT: 5 Feet ...

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Lan, 45 year-old Vietnamese woman, presents to the emergency department with a complaint of dizziness. Subjective Data Lives with husband and three children Works as a pharmacist Married Dizziness started 1 day ago after working 12-hour shift Speaks English and Vietnamese Objective Data Vital signs: T37. P 60. R 18. BP 110/68 Weight: 110 HT: 5 feet 3 inches Reddened welts bilateral arms and legs Awake, alert, oriented x3 Questions: 1. How should the nurse conduct the cultural assessment? 2. Identify possible personal barriers. 3. What are some ways in which the nurse can incorporate culturally competent care for this patient?

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Question: Lan, 45-year-old Vietnamese Woman, Presents To The Emergency Department With A Complaint Of Dizziness. Subjective Data Lives With Husband And Three Children Works As A Pharmacist Married Dizziness Started 1 Day Ago After Working 12-hour Shift Speaks English And Vietnamese Objective Data Vital Signs: T 37. P 60, R 18, BP 110/68 Weight: 110 HT: 5 Feet …
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