Question

question 2 of 20 after completing an admission assessment the client asks if the room door can be closed so that the client can have silence when reading the bible. what does this indicate to the nurse? noise interrupts the clients ability to concentrate when reading the client has limited reading material reading the bible provides comfort to the client the client reads the bible instead of praying

Explanation:

The client's request for a closed - door for silence while reading the Bible shows a need for an undisturbed space for spiritual activity. Noise interrupting concentration also points to this.

Answer:

Noise interrupts the client's ability to concentrate when reading