A busy executive works 80 hours a week. The patient is admitted for angina. The patient is demonstrating physical signs of stress related to the work environment

An appropriate nursing intervention for this patient includes using physiological functions every 2 hours. This type of intervention is best known as: A. regular exercise.
B. assertive training.
C. cognitive therapy.
D. relaxation technique.


D
Regular exercise improves muscle tone and posture, controls weight, reduces tension, improves circulation, triggers the use of endorphins, and promotes relaxation. Assertive training teaches individuals to communicate effectively regarding their needs and desires and ability to resolve conflict. Cognitive therapy focuses on changing ways of thinking so that the patient feels empowered and in control of his or her own life.

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