The nurse is teaching clients in a senior center about complementary and alternative therapies. Which statement by a client indicates understanding of the information the nurse has presented?Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.
A. "I see now that 'natural' doesn't really mean 'safe,' and I should ask my healthcare provider about any supplements I want to take."
B. "I didn't realize some herbal supplements may be just as strong as a prescription drug. I will need to discuss any supplements I want to try with my doctor."
C. "I understand now that when I choose to use a natural product over a prescription medication, I could be delaying my recovery."
D. "It's good to know that herbs contain ingredients that are as powerful as a prescribed medication and are an option for safe and effective therapy."
E. "I'm allergic to many foods. It's good to know that because herbal products are natural, I don't have to worry about an allergic reaction."
Answer: C
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