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A client three days into a slow prednisone taper has stable vitals , glucose 92 mg / dL , sodium 138 mEq / L , and reports mild fatigue that improves with rest . The nurse understands that this is .

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A client with chronic kidney disease receiving lactated Ringer ? s now has K ? 6 . 2 mEq / L , peaked T waves , and new weakness . The nurse understands that this is .

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After several NS boluses for hypovolemic shock , a client ? s BP rises to 104 / 68 , HR drops to 96 , and urine output increases to 45 mL / hr . The nurse understands that this is .

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A septic client ? s BP stays at 110 / 70 after fluids , but lactate rises to 4 . 5 and urine output drops to 15 mL / hr with cool , mottled skin . The nurse understands that this is .

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A client receiving IV methylprednisolone for asthma has improved breath sounds but a glucose of 210 mg / dL with no other symptoms . The nurse understands that this is .

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A client receiving hypertonic saline for SIADH shows a sodium jump from 112 to 128 in three hours , then develops severe headache and seizure activity . The nurse understands that this is .

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A client with heart failure given IV furosemide now has improved O ? sat ( 94% ) , reduced crackles , and urine output of 800 mL with BP 110 / 70 . The nurse understands that this is .

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During a blood transfusion , a client ? s BP improves but they develop new crackles , dyspnea , and O ? saturation drops from 96% to 88% . The nurse understands that this is .

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An older client started on levothyroxine reports mild energy increase , HR 78 , and no chest pain or palpitations . The nurse understands that this is .

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A client with severe preeclampsia on magnesium sulfate infusion becomes drowsy , reflexes are absent , respirations slow to 10 / min , and urine output drops to 20 mL / hr . The nurse understands that this is .

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