The nurse educates a patient about the primary risk factors for irritable bowel syndrome. Which behavior by the patient would be evidence of learning? The patient:
a. Reduces her intake of gluten-containing products
b. Does not consume foods that contain lactose
c. Consumes only four cups of caffeinated coffee per day
d. Takes measures to reduce her stress level
D
Stress is a primary factor in the development of irritable bowel syndrome. Other risk factors include caffeine consumption and lactose intolerance; however, they are not primary risk factors. Celiac disease is associated with gluten intake.
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