The nurse is providing teaching about long-term anticoagulant therapy to a client recovering from a pulmonary embolism. Which client statement indicates that instruction has been effective?

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A)Instruction on anticoagulant therapy should include the need to avoid injury, use a soft toothbrush, and use an electric razor. The client should avoid green salads because of the vitamin K content. The statements about bruising being normal and expecting bloody sputum mean the client is in need of additional instruction on anticoagulant therapy.
B)Instruction on anticoagulant therapy should include the need to avoid injury, use a soft toothbrush, and use an electric razor. The client should avoid green salads because of the vitamin K content. The statements about bruising being normal and expecting bloody sputum mean the client is in need of additional instruction on anticoagulant therapy.
C)Instruction on anticoagulant therapy should include the need to avoid injury, use a soft toothbrush, and use an electric razor. The client should avoid green salads because of the vitamin K content. The statements about bruising being normal and expecting bloody sputum mean the client is in need of additional instruction on anticoagulant therapy.
D)Instruction on anticoagulant therapy should include the need to avoid injury, use a soft toothbrush, and use an electric razor. The client should avoid green salads because of the vitamin K content. The statements about bruising being normal and expecting bloody sputum mean the client is in need of additional instruction on anticoagulant therapy.

The Nurse Is Providing Teaching About Long-Term Anticoagulant Therapy to a Client