A Nurse Is Concerned That a Client Has Not Been

question 30

Multiple Choice

A nurse is concerned that a client has not been taking the prescribed antihypertensive medication because the patient's blood pressure remains elevated. What is the best therapeutic response by the nurse?

• A) "Taking medication can be difficult for some people. What are some of your concerns about the medication?"
• B) "Your blood pressure is really high; do you realize the serious consequences of not taking your medication?"
• C) "I really doubt that you are taking your medication. What would you think about talking to the physician?"
• D) "You are one of my favorite patients and I want you to be safe. Are you really taking your medication?"

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