The pathological cause of a blood urea nitrogen laboratory test being decreased in hepatic function is because:
a. the client is anorexic.
b. the liver is unable to break down protein to urea.
c. renal compensation eliminates excess urea in urine.
d. of the client ingesting a high-protein diet as part of therapy.
Question 2
The nurse recognizes the following finding that suggests cirrhosis of the liver:
a. hepatomegaly.
b. a history of hepatitis A.
c. smooth border of the liver.
d. easy bruising and bleeding.
Mechanism involved in renal control of blood pressure
Primary factors affecting blood pressure
Red Blood Cells
Blood pressure test
Romberg test
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