What is a common precaution for clients diagnosed with mononucleosis regarding physical activity?

For clients diagnosed with mononucleosis, a common precaution regarding physical activity is to limit activities and allow for rest. Mononucleosis, often caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, can lead to significant fatigue, malaise, and enlarged lymph nodes or spleen. Engaging in vigorous or competitive sports can increase the risk of complications such as splenic rupture due to the enlarged spleen. Consequently, it is essential to prioritize rest and gradually return to normal activities to support the healing process and avoid exacerbating symptoms. Monitoring the patient's energy levels and ensuring they are well-rested helps promote recovery while preventing further health risks.