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
1, 2, 3, 4
Explanation:
1. Habits that are implemented during childhood will decrease the likelihood of developing hypertension as an adult. The nurse should recommend the use of seasoning substitutes to replace added salt.
2. Habits that are implemented during childhood will decrease the likelihood of developing hypertension as an adult. The nurse should provide a list of foods that are high in sodium.
3. Habits that are implemented during childhood will decrease the likelihood of developing hypertension as an adult. The nurse should recommend a decrease in television screen time.
4. Habits that are implemented during childhood will decrease the likelihood of developing hypertension as an adult. The nurse should recommend an increase in physical activity.
5. Monitoring blood pressure daily is not an activity that reduces the child's likelihood of developing hypertension as an adult.
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