A patient prescribed a drug for overactive bladder (OAB) tells you that he or she regularly exercises throughout the year. What would you be sure to teach him or her about exercising during summer heat?
a. "When the weather is hot, you are at increased risk for heat stroke."
b. "During summer always exercise early in the day or after the sun goes down."
c. "Exercise will help you lose weight which will help decrease your OAB symptoms."
d. "Be sure to wear disposable pads to absorb any urine that leaks from your bladder while exercising."
ANS: A
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