Before discharge, the nurse plans to teach a patient diagnosed with Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy. The discharge teaching should include:
  1. Instituting seizure precautions
  2. Avoid using larger muscles
  3. Range-of-motion exercises
  4. Observing a high-calorie diet
Explanation
Answer - C - The discharge teaching should include range-of-motion exercises. These types of exercises are important to help achieve the primary objective of maintaining optimum muscle function for as long as possible and preventing the development of contractures. A high calorie diet could lead to obesity.
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