Which nursing intervention best supports a client's positive self-concept?

A. Cultural competence involves understanding and respecting each patient’s unique cultural background and incorporating it into care planning.
B. Assuming that all members of a cultural group share the same beliefs is stereotyping and does not reflect culturally competent care.
C. Using personal beliefs to guide patient education disregards the patient’s values and may lead to ineffective or disrespectful care.
D. While family may support communication, using them as translators is not appropriate for conveying health information due to potential inaccuracies and privacy concerns. Professional interpreters should be used instead.

A. Performing only the physical aspect; Swanson's theory emphasizes emotional and psychological presence, not just physical care.
B. While documentation is important, it is a basic nursing responsibility and not specifically a caring behavior outlined in Swanson’s theory.
C. Delegating care may be necessary at times, but doing so routinely without personal involvement does not reflect caring behavior.
D. Explaining care, plans, and treatments to the client aligns with Swanson’s caring process of informing, which involves sharing knowledge and ensuring the client feels included and supported in their care.