One early warning sign that a diabetic patient presents with is the development of__________ in the urine.?
A) protein
B) renin
C) potassium
D) sodium
A
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When teaching a patient about iron replacement therapy, which statement would indicate an accurate understanding of the therapy?
a. "I will probably start having stomach upset after taking iron for a few months." b. "If I notice black stools, I will need to notify my doctor immediately." c. "I need to space the doses of iron evenly throughout the day." d. "Taking iron with antacids will reduce gastric symptoms and improve absorption."
A 7-year-old is diagnosed as having type 1 diabetes. One of the first symptoms usually noticed by parents when this illness develops is
A) loss of weight. B) craving for sweets. C) severe itching. D) swelling of soft tissue.
A client is experiencing nausea and vomiting 1 day after chemotherapy has begun for cancer treatment. The nurse realizes this client's nausea and vomiting would be considered:
1. anticipatory. 2. acute. 3. delayed. 4. chronic.