The nurse talking with a client with open-angle glaucoma would instruct the client to make a behavior change based on the statement
a. "I take an aspirin a day to prevent any problems with clotting."
b. "I usually drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water a day."
c. "Now that the allergy season is here, I take antihistamines on a regular basis."
d. "I like to eat hot, spicy foods."
C
Many over-the-counter (OTC) medications, including antihistamines, can dilate the pupil, putting the client at risk for angle-closure glaucoma.
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A) To explain genetic and neurologic factors associated with criminal behavior B) To cover medication information and information about pertinent legal and court proceedings C) To explain how nutrition and exercise can promote physical and mental well-being D) A list of community providers the client's family members can contact for assistance and support