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.
(a) Mean duration (days) and (b) average maximum depth (mm) of snow cover throughout northern latitu
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
Responsibilities of the nurse manager
Four cutaneous receptors that occur in human skin.
Client files are kept in alphabetical order in locked file cabinets.