For the client taking a diuretic, a combination such as triamterene and hydrochlorothiazide may be prescribed. The nurse realizes that this combination is ordered for which purpose?
a. To decrease the serum potassium level
b. To increase the serum potassium level
c. To decrease the glucose level
d. To increase the glucose level
Answer: b. To increase the serum potassium level
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A) Concern B) Stressor C) Threat D) Adjustment
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