The nurse is aware that which of the following personal characteristic increases a client's risk for musculoskeletal injuries? Select all that apply
1. Belongs to a weekend softball team
2. Has begun an exercise program to lose weight
3. Avoids dairy products since being diagnosed as lactose intolerant
4. Requires insulin to manage type 2 diabetes mellitus
5. Is allergic to cat dander
1. Belongs to a weekend softball team
2. Has begun an exercise program to lose weight
3. Avoids dairy products since being diagnosed as lactose intolerant
Rationale: Belongs to a weekend softball team. Engaging in sports activities increases one's risk for musculoskeletal injuries. Has begun an exercise program to lose weight. Engaging in exercise routines increases one's risk for musculoskeletal injuries. Avoids dairy products since being diagnosed as lactose intolerant. Calcium deficiencies pose a risk for bone injury and impaired bone healing. Requires insulin to manage type 2 diabetes mellitus. Insulin use would not pose an increased risk. Is allergic to cat dander. An allergy to cat dander would not pose an increased risk.
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