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6 years ago
A nurse caring for a 9-year-old notices some swelling in the child's ankles. The nurse presses against the ankle bone for 5 seconds, then releases the pressure, noticing a markedly slow disappearance of the indentation.
 
  Due to these physical findings, the nurse would suspect a problem with the: 1. Respiratory system.
  2. Renal system.
  3. Musculoskeletal system.
  4. Integumentary system.
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1. Dependent, pitting edema, especially in the lower extremities, can be a symptom of kidney disorder, so the renal system is affected. The renal system would be suspected before the respiratory, musculoskeletal, or integumentary system.
2. Dependent, pitting edema, especially in the lower extremities, can be a symptom of kidney disorder, so the renal system is affected. The renal system would be suspected before the respiratory, musculoskeletal, or integumentary system.
3. Dependent, pitting edema, especially in the lower extremities, can be a symptom of kidney disorder, so the renal system is affected. The renal system would be suspected before the respiratory, musculoskeletal, or integumentary system.
4. Dependent, pitting edema, especially in the lower extremities, can be a symptom of kidney disorder, so the renal system is affected. The renal system would be suspected before the respiratory, musculoskeletal, or integumentary system.
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