A nurse is teaching a client preventive strategies for migraine headaches. The nurse would evaluate that teaching goals have been met when the client says (Select all that apply)
a. "Do you know where I can learn relaxation techniques like yoga?"
b. "Eating on a regular schedule may help prevent some migraines."
c. "I should keep a headache diary to see if I can identify headache triggers."
d. "Small amounts of alcohol should not cause any headaches."
e. "There may be some foods that trigger my headaches that I should avoid."
A, B, C, E
Alcohol temporarily increases the diameter of the blood vessels, which may trigger migraines. Some foods, such as chocolate, cheese, citrus fruits, coffee, pork, and dairy products, contain substances that may trigger migraines. Low food intake may lead to a low blood glucose level that can trigger migraines. Eating smaller, more frequent meals will decrease this risk. Getting enough sleep is essential, as is learning a stress management technique like yoga.
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