The nurse in the cardiology clinic is reviewing teaching about hypertension, provided at the last appointment. Which actions by the client indicate that teaching has been effective? Select all that apply.
A. Has maintained a low-sodium, no-added-salt diet
B. Has lost 3 pounds since last seen in the clinic
C. Cooks food in palm oil to save money
D. Exercises once weekly
E. Has cut down on caffeine
Answer:
A. Has maintained a low-sodium, no-added-salt diet
B. Has lost 3 pounds since last seen in the clinic
E. Has cut down on caffeine
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