A client comes to the emergency department because of minimal urinary output despite drinking adequate fluid. The client's blood
pressure is 190/94 mm Hg. For what additional clinical manifestation associated with this data should the nurse assess the client? 1. Thirst
2. Weight gain
3. Urinary retention
4. Urinary hesitancy
The humans can be classified as the underweight, normal weight or over weight. The individual might gain weight due o his daily life style and some times improper functioning of the body.
The weight gain problem can leads to the different disease in the humans. As given in the question, the urine is not excreting out from the body. This means the excess product is stored in the body and this might result in the weight gain of the individual. The poisonous substance may also accumulate in the body.
The decision whether to provide artifical hydration should consider client preferences and goals.
<em>Ethical principles dictate that client preferences should be respected and that clients/family members have the right to make decisions about artificial nutrition and hydration at the end of life.</em>
