The nurse is assessing a homeless patient and notes ascites. Which question is most appropriate for the nurse to ask this patient?
1) "Do you have a history of kidney problems?"
2) "Is there any chance you are pregnant?"
3) "How much alcohol do you consume on a daily basis?"
4) "Do you have hypertension?"
ANS: 3
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