Pharmacology and the Nursing Process by Linda Lane Lilley: Practice Exam

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Nursing interventions for antihypertensive therapy might include educating patients about:

  1. Immediate cessation of drugs if adverse effects occur

  2. The risk of rebound hypertension

  3. The irrelevance of diet in managing hypertension

  4. The avoidance of all forms of stress

The correct answer is: The risk of rebound hypertension

Nursing interventions for antihypertensive therapy might include educating patients about the risk of rebound hypertension because that information is factual and relevant to their treatment. Option A is incorrect because stopping medication immediately and without medical guidance can have serious consequences. Option C is incorrect because proper diet and nutrition can play a significant role in managing hypertension. Option D is incorrect because avoiding all forms of stress is not practical or feasible.