A family member is caring for a client with advanced Alzheimer's and is complaining of fatigue, weakness, and apathy. The nurse recognizes the need for which of the following:
a. restorative care c. respite care
b. rehabilitative care d. placement in long-term care
C
Respite care provides the caregiver a short break from providing care that can be hours, days or even weeks.
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Which strategies should the nurse recommend for a school-age client who is at risk for developing hypertension as an adult? Select all that apply
1. Using seasoning substitutes for salt 2. Providing a list of foods high in sodium 3. Decreasing television time 4. Increasing physical activity 5. Monitoring blood pressure daily