A community health nurse is providing education to a group of adults regarding myocardial infarction (MI). When discussing ways to prevent the number of MI-related deaths, which statement by the nurse is inappropriate?

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A)When educating clients regarding ways to decrease the number of MI-related deaths, the nurse will stress the importance of prevention. Learning about the manifestations of MI, as well as learning CPR, is appropriate. Clients should be taught to seek immediate medical attention when they suspect an MI. However, instructing all clients to take a baby aspirin every day to help prevent an MI is inappropriate, as not all clients should take this medication.
B)When educating clients regarding ways to decrease the number of MI-related deaths, the nurse will stress the importance of prevention. Learning about the manifestations of MI, as well as learning CPR, is appropriate. Clients should be taught to seek immediate medical attention when they suspect an MI. However, instructing all clients to take a baby aspirin every day to help prevent an MI is inappropriate, as not all clients should take this medication.
C)When educating clients regarding ways to decrease the number of MI-related deaths, the nurse will stress the importance of prevention. Learning about the manifestations of MI, as well as learning CPR, is appropriate. Clients should be taught to seek immediate medical attention when they suspect an MI. However, instructing all clients to take a baby aspirin every day to help prevent an MI is inappropriate, as not all clients should take this medication.
D)When educating clients regarding ways to decrease the number of MI-related deaths, the nurse will stress the importance of prevention. Learning about the manifestations of MI, as well as learning CPR, is appropriate. Clients should be taught to seek immediate medical attention when they suspect an MI. However, instructing all clients to take a baby aspirin every day to help prevent an MI is inappropriate, as not all clients should take this medication.

A Community Health Nurse Is Providing Education to a Group