When teaching a client about the risk factors for hypertension, the nurse realizes further instruction is needed when the client identifies which as a risk factor?
a. smoking. c. low serum cholesterol.
b. age over 60. d. family history of heart disease.
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: Smoking is a risk factor.
B Incorrect: Age over 60 is a risk factor.
C Correct: High serum cholesterol is a risk factor.
D Incorrect: Family history of heart disease is a risk factor.
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