A nurse teaches a patient who experiences premenstrual syndrome which of the following treatment guidelines?
A) Decrease water intake.
B) Increase exercise.
C) Premenstrual symptoms are generally psychosomatic.
D) Decrease intake of fruits and vegetables.
Ans: B
Feedback: In general, the patient is encouraged to follow a nutritious diet consisting of whole grains, fruit, and vegetables; increase water intake; decrease intake of caffeine, salt, sweets, and alcohol; and increase or initiate an exercise program. Symptoms are not psychosomatic.
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