The nurse is instructing a client on ways to prevent the onset of stress fractures. Which of the following should be included in these instructions?
1. Avoid overtraining
2. Increase intensity of training 10% each day
3. Limit warm up exercises
4. Avoid shock absorbing footwear
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Interventions to prevent the onset of stress fractures include: avoid overtraining; gradually increase the intensity of workouts by 10% each week; perform adequate warm up exercises; and use shock absorbing footwear and insoles.
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The nurse is assisting with nutrition teaching for a patient who voices concern over coping with a diabetic diet. What response about medical nutrition therapy is correct?
a. "You will have a well-balanced, individualized meal plan that will be healthy for your whole family." b. "You will need to avoid sugars and fats, but the dietitian will assist you in finding acceptable alternatives." c. "Your diabetes will require special foods, but many stores now stock a variety of choices for people with diabetes." d. "Medical nutrition therapy stresses high protein and low carbohydrate intake, but most people readily adapt to these restrictions." ___
A 6-month-old is seen for a well-baby examination. On evaluation of the infant's developmental status, which of the following does the nurse expect that the child at this age will be able to do?
a. Assume a sitting position independently. b. Pull self to a standing position. c. Roll completely over. d. Creep on all four extremities.