The statement made by a client with pernicious anemia that would indicate to the nurse a need for further teaching is
a. "I promise to have a checkup every 6 months."
b. "I'm glad my nervous problems will not get worse."
c. "Monthly injections are not so bad."
d. "Physical therapy will help get rid of my palpitations."
D
The response to injections is quick and dramatic. By the end of the first week the total RBC count rises significantly. Cardiovascular involvement usually lessens with improved erythro-poiesis. Peripheral nerve function may improve with treatment.
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