A patient is experiencing an episode of urticaria. Which intervention should the nurse recommend to include in the teaching plan to assist the patient in controlling the symptoms of urticaria?
a. Avoiding tub baths
b. Taking one aspirin daily
c. Using relaxation techniques
d. Drinking decaffeinated coffee
ANS: C
Stress management and relaxation techniques may be helpful with urticaria symptoms. A. B. D. These actions are not identified to reduce the symptoms of urticaria.
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