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Rasmussen College MDC3 Exam 1 SS Questions with Complete Solutions. MDC3 Exam 1 1. A client with a urinary tract infection has just been diagnosed with acute kidney injury. The provider ordered lab work to be done. The nurse expects which of the following abnormal labs to be present in this client with acute kidney injury? A. Creatinine= 1.6 mg/dL B. BUN= 5mg/dl C. Calcium= 7.0 mg/dL D. Potassium= 3.0 mEq/L 2. The nurse includes which of the following in self-management teaching for a c...

Rasmussen College MDC3 Exam 1 SS Questions with Complete Solutions. MDC3 Exam 1 1. A client with a urinary tract infection has just been diagnosed with acute kidney injury. The provider ordered lab work to be done. The nurse expects which of the following abnormal labs to be present in this client with acute kidney injury? A. Creatinine= 1.6 mg/dL B. BUN= 5mg/dl C. Calcium= 7.0 mg/dL D. Potassium= 3.0 mEq/L 2. The nurse includes which of the following in self-management teaching for a c...

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What are the effect of aging on GI system? 1. decreased appetite 2. constipation 3. Decreased ability to metabolize drugs 4. Increases gallbladder disease with age 5. decrease intake d/t economic constraints and immobility what are the nursing implementation for malnutrition uCollaborate with HCP and dietician to identify malnutrition uAssess nutritional state during your physical assessment uDue to illness/surgery, the patient will need more calories and protein uRecord daily we...