CAPSTONE RN297 2021

A client who has had recurrent infections before and during pregnancy should be instructed to eat a nutrient-rich diet as a means of supporting the body's natural defense mechanisms. What should the nurse encourage the client to include in her dietDuring labor a client tells the nurse that she and her husband are very concerned because the baby will be born 2 months early. How should the nurse respond?"Don’t worry; the care of preterm babies has greatly improved." Offering to talk with the client encourages her to verbalize concerns, which serves as an outlet for tension. Telling the client that she should be concerned reinforces her fears, and it conveys sympathy, not empathy. Telling the client not to worry about it denies the client’s feelings and cuts off communication. Telling the client not to worry because the care of preterm babies has improved denies the client’s feelings and represents false reassurance. 91% of students nationwide answered this question correctlA pregnant client uses a computer while sitting almost continuously during her working hours. This has implications for her plan of care during pregnancy. What should the nurse recommend?