A client complains to the nurse that her daughter often shivers after she comes out of a swimming pool. What should the nurse's response be?
A) "This could be serious; you should consult a physician immediately."
B) "This is an expected response; shivering is a body mechanism that assists
temporary regulation."
C) "This may be risky; your daughter should avoid swimming completely."
D) "Your daughter should have a hot water bath as soon as she comes out of the
pool."
B
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