The nurse is caring for a patient admitted for observation after having experienced a transient ischemic attack. What statement by the patient indicates the need for further teaching concerning the condition?
A) "I will recover from the attack."
B) "Experiencing another attack is not uncommon."
C) "This is a wake-up call because I am at an increased risk for a stroke."
D) "Once I have completely recovered from this I will not have further problems."
Ans: D
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