The nurse is admitting a client onto the unit with a diagnosis of manganese toxicity. What symptoms would be expected in this client?
A) Tremors B) Flexibility C) Unaltered gait D) Tetany
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Manganese toxicity is an occupational hazard for miners who inhale manganese dust, leading to central nervous system abnormalities with symptoms similar to parkinsonism.
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