When evaluating the teaching for clients who smoke, the nurse realizes that which of the following statements indicates client understanding?
a. "I will be sure to drink more orange juice and other citrus juices."
b. "I will drink at least 3 glasses of milk a day."
c. "I know I need to eat more bananas and potatoes."
d. "Dark green leafy vegetables will provide the added vitamin K I need.
ANS: A
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A Correct: This statement indicates client understanding of increased need for vitamin C.
B Incorrect: These clients do not need increased calcium.
C Incorrect: These clients do not need increased potassium.
D Incorrect: These clients do not need increased vitamin K.
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