Ascites
Ascites ( 30 Questions)
Increased urine output and dehydration are not typical findings in clients with ascites. Ascites involves fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity, not fluid loss through the urinary system.
This statement is correct. Visible abdominal swelling and distention are characteristic signs of ascites, indicating the accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity.
Dry, cracked skin and itching are not specific to ascites and may be related to other conditions such as skin disorders or dehydration.
Rapid and irregular heart rate is not directly related to ascites. It may be associated with other conditions such as heart disease or infection.
Choice A reason:
Increased urine output and dehydration are not typical findings in clients with ascites. Ascites involves fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity, not fluid loss through the urinary system.
Choice B reason:
This statement is correct. Visible abdominal swelling and distention are characteristic signs of ascites, indicating the accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity.
Choice C reason:
Dry, cracked skin and itching are not specific to ascites and may be related to other conditions such as skin disorders or dehydration.
Choice D reason:
Rapid and irregular heart rate is not directly related to ascites. It may be associated with other conditions such as heart disease or infection.