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What are low-risk complementary/alternative therapies in nursing practice?
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Therapies that have no adverse effects and can be used by a nurse who has training and experience in their use, such as meditation, relaxation techniques, imagery, music therapy, massage, touch, laughter/humor, and prayer
B.
Therapies that require a physician's order and specialized certification before a nurse may perform them, such as acupuncture and chiropractic manipulation
C.
Therapies that carry significant potential for harm and are restricted to use only in supervised clinical trials, such as high-dose herbal infusions
D.
Therapies that replace conventional medical treatment entirely once a patient chooses to use them, such as homeopathy and naturopathy
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