Its B. its easy if you take the time to think about it
In order for the nurse to identify if the diabetic client is indicating a presence of diabetic ketoacidosis is when different clinical manifestation occur such as: when the patient has been experiencing rapid breathing and he or she couldn't breathe properly, there is a rise in the blood glucose level which is not on the normal range and there is also a low level of plasma bicarbonate present. Pain in the abdomen could also indicate this manifestation and the feeling of being thirsty excessively.
It should be Asexual reproduction but try sexual reproduction
The weather conditions (if its cold then do something less intense and work your way up)
