A nurse who is caring for patients on a pediatric ward isassessing the children for their spiritual needs. Which isthe most important source of learning for a child’s ownspirituality?a. The child’s church or religious organizationb. What parents say about God and religionc. How parents behave in relationship to one another andtheir children, to others, and to Godd. The spiritual adviser for the family

A nurse who is caring for patients on a pediatric ward isassessing the children for their spiritual needs. Which isthe most important source of learning for a child’s ownspirituality?a. The child’s church or religious organizationb. What parents say about God and religionc. How parents behave in relationship to one another andtheir children, to others, and to Godd. The spiritual adviser for the family

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