The nurse at an assisted living facility is planning secondary prevention activities for a group of residents at risk for cardiac problems. Which activities would be appropriate for this level of care? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Blood pressure monitoring
2. Demonstration on the use of walkers and canes
3. Explanation on why tobacco should be avoided
4. Discussion with a dietitian for elevated cholesterol levels
5. Discussion with a physical therapist for loss of muscle tone
1,4,5
Rationale: Blood pressure monitoring is a secondary prevention intervention and would be appropriate for the residents at risk for cardiac problems.
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