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After assisting a patient to the bathroom, a nurse notices that the patient's stool is clay colored. Upon questioning, the patient tells the nurse that this has been a problem off and on for the last month or two. The nurse suspects the patient

1. Is not eating a well-balanced diet.
2. May have gallstones or liver problems.
3. Has a history of gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding.
4. Is not drinking an adequate amount of fluids.

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