A client asks the nurse whether there are any conditions that can exacerbate systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?
A)"Conditions that cause hypotension often worsen SLE."
B)"GI upset is often associated with SLE exacerbation."
C)"Pregnancy is often associated with a worsening of SLE."
D)"Fever is a known trigger for SLE exacerbation."

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A)Pregnancy can be associated with an exacerbation of SLE due to the associated rise in estrogen levels. Hypotension, fever, and GI upset are not factors that risk exacerbation of SLE.
B)Pregnancy can be associated with an exacerbation of SLE due to the associated rise in estrogen levels. Hypotension, fever, and GI upset are not factors that risk exacerbation of SLE.
C)Pregnancy can be associated with an exacerbation of SLE due to the associated rise of estrogen levels. Hypotension, fever, and GI upset are not factors that risk exacerbation of SLE.
D)Pregnancy can be associated with an exacerbation of SLE due to the rise of estrogen levels. Hypotension, fever, and GI upset are not factors that risk exacerbation of SLE.

A Client Asks the Nurse Whether There Are Any Conditions