The nurse is caring for an older orthodox jewish client whose condition is terminal. the nurse is implementing a plan of care and wishes to communicate this plan with the family and client. the nurse should be aware of which end-of-life religious practices when planning and communicating with the client and family? select all that apply.

For an orthodox Jewish client being treated for a terminal condition, the nurse should be aware of the following:
1. Their may be a high level of outward expression of anxiety. This is common among orthodox Jews, especially the older ones
2. Although Orthodox Jews are very strict as regards observance of religious laws, religious laws are suspended during times of severe illness.
3. Family members, who are of the opposite sex, may not shake hands or make eye contact with the client.

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