Which of the following recommendations would a nurse advocate during infancy and childhood to help reduce potential adult complications such as orchitis?
A) Ensure immunizations against infectious diseases such as mumps.
B) Engage in activities and exercises that minimize heavy lifting.
C) Encourage the consumption of foods that are rich in fat and starch.
D) Urge the limited intake of foods and fluids containing caffeine.
A
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Nurses should advocate for infant and childhood immunizations against infectious diseases such as mumps to reduce potential adult complications such as orchitis. Minimizing activities involving heavy lifting or urging limited intake of caffeine have no effect on the potential for adult complications such as orchitis. The nurse should encourage foods that are low in fat and starch; however, this also would have no effect on the potential for orchitis.
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