Which of the following client behaviors best reflects Neuman Systems Model of tertiary preven-tion? ...

Krystenmcinnis

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Which of the following client behaviors best reflects Neuman Systems Model of tertiary preven-tion? The client who:

1. Swims daily to strengthen muscles weakened as a result of hip surgery
2. Follows a low-fat diet in order to bring her high-density lipids to under 200 mg/dL
3. Walks 1 mile daily to keep her blood pressure from rising higher than 130/70 mm Hg
4. Attends a survivor support group after the loss of a spouse in an automobile acci-dent

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bericky97

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According to Neuman's theory, the goal of primary prevention is to promote client wellness by stress prevention and reduction of risk factors. Secondary prevention occurs after symptoms ap-pear such as muscle strengthening post surgery. At the tertiary level of prevention, the nurse supports rehabilitation processes involved in healing, moving the client back to wellness and the primary level of disease prevention.

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