A client tells the nurse that she is interested in learning yoga to help with chronic back and leg pain. Which of the following should the nurse respond to this client?

1. "Local organizations have yoga classes and training programs that you could attend."
2. "Yoga is not as good acupuncture."
3. "Tai chi is probably better for you."
4. "Have you considered weight training?"


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Nurses can encourage clients to participate in yoga by finding a local organization that has yoga teachers and training programs. This is what the nurse should respond to the client. Yoga has other benefits that acupuncture may not have. The nurse should not encourage the client to utilize one type of mind-body therapy over another. The client did not express an interest in weight training so the nurse should not make that suggestion.

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