The nurse is assessing a pediatric client who is experiencing metabolic alkalosis. Which assessment questions should the nurse include when interviewing the child's parents? Select all that apply
1. "Has your child consumed any aspirin?"
2. "Has your child consumed any boric acid?"
3. "Has your child consumed any antifreeze?"
4. "Has your child consumed any baking soda?"
5. "Has your child consumed any antacids?"
4, 5
Explanation:
1. An overdose of aspirin is associated with metabolic acidosis.
2. Consumption of boric acid can cause metabolic acidosis.
3. Accidental consumption of antifreeze can cause metabolic acidosis.
4. Consumption of baking soda is associated with metabolic alkalosis.
5. Consumption of antacids is associated with metabolic alkalosis.
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