A client with Parkinson's disease asks the nurse how his or her prescriptions will help him or her. Which response should the nurse provide?
A. "The prescriptions will help prevent muscle wasting."
B. "The prescriptions will increase your appetite and energy."
C. "The prescriptions will balance serotonin and acetylcholine in your brain."
D. "The prescriptions will help you to eat and walk."
Answer: D
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