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A client asks the nurse to explain the benefits of weight management. How should the nurse respond?

Answer Choices:

A. "Weight management helps reduce heart disease by promoting the buildup of fatty deposits in the arteries."

B. "Weight management helps reduce heart disease by increasing Low-Density Lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels."

C. "Weight management helps reduce heart disease by reducing the need for physical activity."

D. "Weight management helps reduce heart disease by lowering blood pressure and reducing heart strain." ✓ Correct Answer

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"Weight management helps reduce heart disease by lowering blood pressure and reducing heart strain."

Rationale:

↪ Maintaining a healthy weight reduces the workload on the heart and blood vessels, which lowers blood pressure and improves circulatory efficiency.

↪ It also decreases the risk of atherosclerosis, diabetes, and dyslipidemia, major contributors to cardiovascular disease.

↪ Weight control improves cardiac output, enhances exercise tolerance, and promotes overall vascular health.

↪ Education should emphasize balanced diet, portion control, and regular physical activity as key strategies in heart disease prevention.

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Category: RN - Nursing Exam(s)
Subcategory: Examplify/Examsoft Exams
Domain: MED-SURG - EXAMSOFT
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A client asks the nurse to explain the benefits of weight management. How should the nurse respond?

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