The nurse is liaising with the physical therapist and occupational therapist to create an activity management plan for a patient who has multiple sclerosis
What principle should be integrated into guidelines for exercise and activity that the team will provide to this patient in anticipation of discharge?
A) The patient should perform frequent physical activity but avoid becoming fatigued.
B) The patient should perform exercises that are brief but high-intensity.
C) The patient should prioritize energy conservation and remain on bed rest if possible.
D) The patient should attempt to maintain prediagnosis levels of activity and mobility.
A
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