A client with high blood pressure is receiving an antihypertensive drug. The nurse knows that antihypertensive drugs commonly cause fatigue and dizziness, especially on rising. When developing a client teaching plan to minimize orthostatic hypotension, which instruction should the nurse include?
A) "Avoid drinking alcohol and straining at stool, and eat a low-protein snack at night."
B) "Wear elastic stockings, change positions quickly, and hold onto a stationary object when rising."
C) "Flex your calf muscles, avoid alcohol, and change positions slowly."
D) "Rest between demanding activities, eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, and drink 6 to 8 cups of fluid daily."
