A nurse is working with a family member to reduce his health risk. Which of the following recommendations would most likely be made by the nurse?
a. "Be sure to take a 30-minute walk each day."
b. "Call our office if you have any questions or concerns at all."
c. "Come back in 2 weeks for follow-up on your surgery."
d. "Continue to take the drug until it is gone, even if you're feeling better earlier."
ANS: A
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