An older client is discussing his desire to continue walking during the winter months, but expresses fear of being out in the colder weather. The nurse appropriately recommends for him to:
a. suspend all walking activities until the weather is favorable
b. walk inside at the local shopping mall
c. join a health club and walk on the treadmill
d. continue to walk outside no matter what the weather
B
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