The nurse is planning care for a client with upper body obesity. What teaching should the nurse include in this client's care?
Select all that apply.
A) Oxygen consumption
B) Exercise
C) Injury prevention
D) Diet
E) Behavior modification
Answer: B, D, E
Although many factors contribute to obesity, this condition always involves an imbalance of kilocalorie consumption and energy expenditure. Client education includes exercise, diet, and behavior modification. Oxygen consumption and injury prevention are not identified areas for client teaching regarding obesity.
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