Raynaud's Disease

Raynaud's Disease ( 33 Questions)

A client with Raynaud's disease seeks advice on how to protect their hands and feet during cold weather. Which of the following recommendations should the nurse provide to the client?


Correct Answer: D

A) Wearing tight-fitting gloves and socks can restrict blood flow and worsen Raynaud's symptoms. It's essential to use loose-fitting clothing to ensure adequate circulation.

B) Using hand warmers and foot warmers directly against the skin can lead to burns or skin irritation. It's best to place these warmers in insulated pockets within loose-fitting gloves and socks.

C) Caffeine does not worsen Raynaud's symptoms in everyone, but it may trigger symptoms in

some individuals. However, complete avoidance of caffeine is not necessary for all clients with Raynaud's disease.

D) Layering clothing and using insulated, loose-fitting gloves and socks are recommended to protect against cold weather. This allows for better insulation and helps maintain blood flow to the extremities, reducing the risk of Raynaud's episodes.

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