When caring for a client with systemic lupus erythematosus the nurse should provide teaching that addresses:
A)
the need to adhere to a high-protein diet.
B)
the need for daily aerobic exercises.
C)
skin care and limiting of sun exposure.
D)
the use of birth control to prevent pregnancy.
C
Explanation:
A)
Sun exposure can worsen both skin and systemic manifestations of SLE. Excessive drying of skin and sun exposure should be avoided. A special diet is not indicated; supplements may be needed. Exercise and rest must be balanced. Pregnancy is not contraindicated, but client will need close medical supervision during the pregnancy.
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Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
B)
Sun exposure can worsen both skin and systemic manifestations of SLE. Excessive drying of skin and sun exposure should be avoided. A special diet is not indicated; supplements may be needed. Exercise and rest must be balanced. Pregnancy is not contraindicated, but client will need close medical supervision during the pregnancy.
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Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
C)
Sun exposure can worsen both skin and systemic manifestations of SLE. Excessive drying of skin and sun exposure should be avoided. A special diet is not indicated; supplements may be needed. Exercise and rest must be balanced. Pregnancy is not contraindicated, but client will need close medical supervision during the pregnancy.
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Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
D)
Sun exposure can worsen both skin and systemic manifestations of SLE. Excessive drying of skin and sun exposure should be avoided. A special diet is not indicated; supplements may be needed. Exercise and rest must be balanced. Pregnancy is not contraindicated, but client will need close medical supervision during the pregnancy.
Application
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
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