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A rapid ACTH stimulation test done on a client this morning reveals a low response, and a plasma ACTH level has been drawn. What response will the nurse evaluate as supporting a presumed diagnosis of primary adrenal insufficiency?
1. Elevation of ACTH level
2. Normal ACTH level
3. ACTH level below that of the ACTH stimulation test result
4. ACTH level equal to that of the ACTH stimulation test result

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