The client calls the clinic complaining of an unusual problem. Which client statement to the nurse is most suggestive of a subjective symptom related to an endocrine problem?
A. "I don't have as much energy as I used to. I get out of breath going up stairs."
B. "Recently I have noticed little purple spots on my legs."
C. "All I want to eat are salty things and I'm adding salt to everything I eat."
D. "My belly seems to be growing bigger every day and it's hard to breathe."
Answer: C
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