The nurse is preparing to assess a client experiencing back pain. Which of the following risk factors should the nurse assess in this client? (Select all that apply.)
1. Weight
2. Occupation
3. Diet
4. Smoking history
5. Number of children
1. Weight
2. Occupation
4. Smoking history
Rationale:
The nurse should assess the client for risk factors associated with back pain, which include being overweight, sedentary or industrial employment, and smoking. Assessing the client's diet may or may not be applicable; this would depend upon the client's weight. The number of children is not an identified risk factor for back pain.
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