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  • 18.3: Common Religions and Spiritual Practices
    https://med.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Nursing/Nursing_Fundamentals_(OpenRN)/18%3A_Spirituality/18.03%3A_Common_Religions_and_Spiritual_Practices
    A family member may request to be present with a dying person, so as to be able to whisper a proclamation of faith in the patient’s ear right before death. (Similarly, a husband may request to be pres...A family member may request to be present with a dying person, so as to be able to whisper a proclamation of faith in the patient’s ear right before death. (Similarly, a husband may request to be present at a birth to whisper a proclamation of faith in the ear of the newborn.)
  • 17.3: Common Religions and Spiritual Practices
    https://med.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_South_Carolina_Upstate/Nursing_Fundamentals_(OpenRN)/17%3A_Spirituality/17.03%3A_Common_Religions_and_Spiritual_Practices
    A family member may request to be present with a dying person, so as to be able to whisper a proclamation of faith in the patient’s ear right before death. (Similarly, a husband may request to be pres...A family member may request to be present with a dying person, so as to be able to whisper a proclamation of faith in the patient’s ear right before death. (Similarly, a husband may request to be present at a birth to whisper a proclamation of faith in the ear of the newborn.)

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