The nurse would realize that outcomes for the diagnosis Ineffective Health Maintenance have been partly met when the client (Select all that apply)
a. begins and maintains an exercise program.
b. has ideas for incorporating medications into lifestyle.
c. helps design a diet modification.
d. says he/she will comply with whatever plan the nurse makes.
e. shows the nurse the correct way to take the pulse.
A, B, C, E
Many aspects of hypertension set the stage for noncompliance. The client must be an active part in designing and adhering to a plan for treatment. The correct options all show the client taking an active role in health maintenance. Option d is the option most likely associated with noncom-pliance because the client is not involved in making choices.
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