The nurse is participating in planning care for a patient with mononucleosis. Which action should the nurse recommend to promote recovery?
a. Exercise
b. Rest periods
c. Full liquid diet
d. Fluid restriction
ANS: B
Symptoms of mononucleosis are treated as needed with supportive care. Fatigue may last for months. Rest is important. A. Exercise should be guided by the health care provider when the acute phase is over, based on patient tolerance. C. D. Fluids and diet are not restricted.
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