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Anajune7

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Small, frequent amounts of liquid elimination may indicate:
 
  A) infection, fluid retention, or dehydration.
  B) fluid retention, dehydration, or constipation.
  C) fecal retention, infection, or diarrhea.
  D) infection, constipation, or fluid retention.

Question 2

Methods of relieving constipation include:
 
  A) bowel training, fiber, and exercise.
  B) enemas, suppositories, and bowel training.
  C) enemas, suppositories, and laxatives.
  D) none of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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