An obese client is in the clinic to be started on a weight loss plan. the client tells the nurse that she loves to eat, her favorite food is hamburgers, and she does not like to exercise. the nurse creates a nursing diagnosis of ineffective health maintenance to include in the plan of care. what is the most appropriate outcome for this nursing diagnosis for this client? the client will:

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Jaelynn Villa

Biology

15 December, 20:15

An obese client is in the clinic to be started on a weight loss plan. the client tells the nurse that she loves to eat, her favorite food is hamburgers, and she does not like to exercise. the nurse creates a nursing diagnosis of ineffective health maintenance to include in the plan of care. what is the most appropriate outcome for this nursing diagnosis for this client? the client will:

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Lilly Roach · Answer 1

Answer is: create an exercise plan that is realistic and valued.

Exercise program should be developed around a person’s biology, age, goals, diet, free time. It is important that plan is realistic, because if not, client really fast drops out from exercise and healthy diet and returns to old unhealthy habits.