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CCNS Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist

Category - Adult

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A male adult patient who has history of chronic renal failure is hospitalized. In order for early detection signs related to renal insufficiency, the nurse should assess the patient for signs that include:
  1. Edema and pruritus
  2. Dribbling after urination
  3. Facial flushing
  4. Decreased forced of urine stream
Explanation
Answer - A - In order for early detection signs related to renal insufficiency, the nurse assesses the patient for signs that include edema and pruritus. Pruritus is caused by accumulation of metabolic waste in the blood. Edema is caused by fluid overload due to impairment in renal excretion.
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