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Which of the following clients are at risk for developing osteomalacia? Select all that apply.

Which of the following clients are at risk for developing osteomalacia? Select all that apply.

A) An elderly female who can't stand to drink milk and refuses calcium supplements since she has a history of kidney stones
B) A person who lives in a colder region of the northwest who doesn't get out much during the winter months for fear of falling
C) A middle-aged adult with acute renal insufficiency caused by decreased cardiac output prior to having a coronary bypass graft surgery
D) A young 30-year-old African American diagnosed with hypertension who is noncompliant related to taking medication and prescribed diet restrictions
E) A female client whose father had a genetic predisposition to primary hyperparathyroidism resulting in increased calcium resorption from the bone

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