The nurse has been teaching a client about bulimia. Which of the following statements by the client indicates that the teaching has been effective?
A) "I know if I eat pasta, I'll binge."
B) "I'll eat small meals and snacks regularly."
C) "I'll take my medication when I feel the urge to binge."
D) "I'll limit my intake of carbohydrates and fats."
B
Feedback: Teaching is effective when the client recognizes the need to return to nutritious eating patterns. Answer A, C, and D are not appropriate responses to teaching about bulimia nervosa.
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