To create culturally sensitive nursing actions and decisions,nurses should gather knowledge and information about:

A) The patient's height,weight,and vital signs.
B) The patient's past medical treatments.
C) The patient's primary physician.
D) The patient's personal health values and beliefs.

To create culturally sensitive nursing actions and decisions, it is crucial for nurses to understand the patient's personal health values and beliefs. This information can guide the nurse in providing care that is respectful of the patient's cultural background and beliefs, and can contribute to improved patient outcomes. While gathering information such as the patient's vital signs and medical history is important, it does not necessarily contribute to the development of culturally sensitive care. Knowing the patient's primary physician may be helpful in coordinating care, but is not essential to creating culturally sensitive care.