A nurse is teaching guided imagery to a prenatal class. Which technique did the nurse describe?
a. Singing
b. Massaging back
c. Listening to music
d. Using sensory peaceful words
ANS: D
Guided imagery is used as a means to create a relaxed state through the person's imagination, often using sensory words. Imagination allows the person to create a soothing and peaceful environment. Singing, back massage, and listening to music are other types of stress management techniques.
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