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A resident wants a few quiet minutes to pray before eating lunch. What is the appropriate response?
- A.Tell the resident prayer must wait until after the meal is finished
- B.Allow the time, provide privacy, and serve or hold the meal as directed without rushing the resident
- C.Talk loudly during the prayer to keep the schedule moving
- D.Remove the tray because the resident chose prayer over food
Correct answer
B. Allow the time, provide privacy, and serve or hold the meal as directed without rushing the resident
Why
Allowing a brief prayer before a meal respects spiritual practice and dignity. Rushing, interrupting, or withholding food penalizes a protected personal practice.
Content outline: Psychosocial Care Skills - Cultural and Spiritual Needs: Respecting Beliefs and Practices · From the Psychosocial Care Skills practice bank (PS-086).