Mrs. Miller asks Lucy if she would say a prayer for her. What principle of caring should Lucy base her response on? (Case #1)

A. Standard solutions may apply to some health problems, but patient care often requires individualized approaches based on each patient's unique circumstances.
B. Caring for patients requires significant experience, knowledge, and clinical judgment. It involves understanding and responding to each patient's needs, which varies greatly.
C. Patients are diverse in their experiences, health conditions, and backgrounds, so they are not all the same. Each one requires personalized care.
D. Each patient has a unique background, which affects their health, lifestyle, preferences, and care needs. Recognizing and respecting these differences is essential to providing effective care.

A. Intrapersonal refers to self-reflection and the inner thoughts of an individual, not related to a higher power or spirituality.
B. Interpersonal refers to interactions between two or more people and does not pertain to a connection with a higher power.
C. Transcendence involves going beyond the physical or material realm, often associated with a spiritual experience, but it's more about surpassing limitations rather than specifically connecting with a higher power.
D. Transpersonal refers to experiences or connections that go beyond the individual self, often involving spirituality, higher powers, or a deeper sense of meaning that connects with something greater than oneself.