The nurse is caring for a middle-aged female client who is experiencing premenopausal symptoms. Which client statement indicates the need for further teaching?

A) "I like to take a brisk walk in the morning."
B) "I only drink orange juice fortified with calcium and vitamin D."
C) "Bone resorption slows with aging due to a decrease in estrogen levels."
D) "I like to have a glass of red wine in the evening."


C
Feedback:
The nurse is correct to clarify that bone resorption occurs more rapidly with aging. In fact, it occurs more rapidly than bone formation. This leads to an increased risk of skeletal fractures. All of the other options are helpful in a client entering menopause.

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