The nurse is caring for a child with celiac disease. The nurse understands that what may precipitate a celiac crisis? (Select all that apply.)
a. Exercise
b. Infections
c. Fluid overload
d. Electrolyte depletion
e. Emotional disturbance
ANS: B, D, E
A celiac crisis can be precipitated by infections, electrolyte depletion, and emotional disturbance. Exercise or fluid overload does not precipitate a crisis.
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