State four reasons why the patient's height and weight are obtained.
What will be an ideal response?
· To obtain a baseline measurement with which to compare subsequent measurements.
· Weight change is monitored when a patient receives diuretics.
· Weight is an indicator of the patient's nutritional status.
· Weight is used as an indicator of the patient's overall condition.
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