A client and nurse have set this goal: "The client will verbalize precautions required while taking medications to reverse neutropenia by date of discharge." Which client statements would the nurse evaluate as indicating this goal is not met?
Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. "I should eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables while on this drug."
2. "I should expect my stools to be light in color."
3. "I will avoid going to the shopping mall until my therapy is complete."
4. "I will call my health care provider's office if my temperature goes over 100.5°F."
5. "If I develop a cough, I will call my health care provider's office."
Correct Answer: 3,4,5
Rationale 1: Neutropenic clients should avoid uncooked fruit and vegetables.
Rationale 2: Light-colored or clay-colored stools can be indicative of liver disorder and should be reported.
Rationale 3: Crowded indoor areas should be avoided.
Rationale 4: Temperature elevation should be reported.
Rationale 5: Cough should be reported.
Global Rationale: Crowded indoor areas should be avoided and temperature elevation and cough should be reported. These statements indicate the goal is not yet met. The other statements indicate the goal has been met.
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