A 32-year-old patient, who recently immigrated from Mexico, presents at a health center for rural farm workers and reports

A 32-year-old patient, who recently immigrated from Mexico, presents at a health center for rural farm workers and reports difficulty sleeping, sadness, poor appetite, cold sweats, and low self-worth for the past 3 weeks. These symptoms started after the patient saw farming equipment severely injure another worker. The patient states that this frightening event caused their soul to leave their body, causing the aforementioned symptoms. The patient intends to pray and take herbs from a local curandero to treat this condition. The patient asks whether the nurse practitioner can recommend additional treatments for these symptoms. The nurse practitioner is new to the clinic and unfamiliar with this patient and their culture. Which of the following steps should the nurse practitioner take first? Contacting another clinician for guidance Dismissing erroneous patient beliefs Examining personal cultural assumptions Providing treatment recommendations.