A client tells the nurse that he experiences episodes of diarrhea that occur for days and he has no idea why. The nurse realizes that a cause of diarrhea would be:
a. overhydration. c. anticholinergic drug.
b. malabsorption disorder. d. low-fiber diet.
Question 2
A client tells the nurse that she wants to be checked for a bowel infection because she has been constipated. The nurse should instruct this client that constipation is NOT caused by:
a. low-fiber diet. c. diverticular disease.
b. dehydration. d. infectious agents.
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Mutualisms, such as those that occur among plants and pollinators, generally involve large numbers o
Critical thinking involves analysis in which the nurse examines patient data available from a variet
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Testing client’s ability to identify dull sensation