Which of the following are included in the management of a patient with hypocalcemia? Select all that apply
A) IV fluids for hydration
B) Medication to enhance renal excretion of calcium
C) Dialysis
D) Glucose
A, B, C
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1. Functional assessment, physical appearance, and mobility 2. Nutritional assessment, mental status, and behavior 3. Behavior and pain 4. Physical appearance, height, and weight