The nurse counseling a client with diabetes about establishing an exercise program would encourage
a. playing tennis.
b. running.
c. swimming.
d. walking.
D
The client should be helped to choose an exercise regimen and to set reasonable goals, because any increase in activity level is beneficial. Walking is usually well tolerated.
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