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6 years ago
The nurse anticipates that the client with a fluid volume excess will manifest which one of the following signs?
 
  a. Increased urine specific gravity
  b. Decreased body weight
  c. Increased blood pressure
  d. Decreased pulse strength
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Hypertension is manifested with fluid volume excess.
The urine specific gravity would be decreased with fluid volume excess. The nurse would antic-ipate an increased urine specific gravity with fluid volume deficit.
The nurse would anticipate an increase, not a decrease, in body weight with fluid volume excess.
The nurse would anticipate an increase, not a decrease, in pulse strength with fluid volume ex-cess.
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