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olgavictoria

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Which question about fluid balance would be appropriate when conducting a health history for a client?
 
  A) Describe your usual urination habits.
  B) Describe your problems with constipation.
  C) How did you feel when your calcium was low?
  D) Do you eat fruits and vegetables each day?

Question 2

A client is taking a diuretic that increases her urinary output. What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis on which to base an educational plan?
 
  A) Impaired Skin Integrity
  B) Risk for Deficient Fluid Volume
  C) Impaired Urinary Elimination
  D) Urinary Retention



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katara

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Answer to Question 1

Ans: A
Questions and leading statements about fluid balance are part of a comprehensive health history. The usual urinary output is one factor to consider in fluid balance.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: B
An appropriate nursing diagnosis for a client taking a diuretic that increases urinary output would be Risk for Deficient Fluid Volume. The nurse would educate the client on the symptoms of dehydration, how to increase fluid intake, and the need to maintain a record of daily weights.




olgavictoria

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Reply 2 on: Jul 23, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
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