A nurse is teaching a client with newly diagnosed anemia about conserving energy. What does the nurse tell the client? Select all that apply.
A. "Allow others to perform your care during periods of extreme fatigue."
B. "Drink small quantities of protein shakes and nutritional supplements daily."
C. "Perform a complete bath daily to reduce your chance of getting an infection."
D. "Provide yourself with four to six small, easy-to-eat meals daily."
E. "Space your care activities in groups to conserve your energy."
F. "Stop the activity when shortness of breath or palpitations are present."
Answer:
A. "Allow others to perform your care during periods of extreme fatigue."
B. "Drink small quantities of protein shakes and nutritional supplements daily."
D. "Provide yourself with four to six small, easy-to-eat meals daily."
F. "Stop the activity when shortness of breath or palpitations are present."
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