While performing data collection for a client who has recently had her pregnancy confirmed, the client reports taking daily herbal supplements. What action by the nurse is of the highest priority?
1. Instruct the client to increase the supplements to promote nutritional well-being.
2. Advise the client to reduce the amount of supplements taken to allow for the prescribed prenatal vitamins being taken.
3. Encourage the client to speak with the healthcare provider about the herbal supplements.
4. Record the client's reports on the permanent medical record.
Correct Answer: 3
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