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A spouse expresses frustration when trying to communicate with a client with Parkinson disease (PD). What can the nurse do to facilitate communication between the client and spouse?

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The nurse is planning to teach food-drug interactions for a client who was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. Which food should the nurse teach the client to avoid?



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