Gastroenteritis
Gastroenteritis ( 34 Questions)
Correct. Skin turgor and mucous membranes are important indicators of hydration status, which is a critical concern in clients with gastroenteritis.
Incorrect. While blood pressure and heart rate are important vital signs, they may not provide immediate information about the client's hydration status.
Incorrect. Urinary output and specific gravity are important indicators of renal function, but they may not provide immediate information about the client's hydration status.
Incorrect. Respiratory rate and lung sounds are important assessments, but they may not provide immediate information about the client's hydration status.
A) Correct. Skin turgor and mucous membranes are important indicators of hydration status, which is a critical concern in clients with gastroenteritis.
B) Incorrect. While blood pressure and heart rate are important vital signs, they may not provide immediate information about the client's hydration status.
C) Incorrect. Urinary output and specific gravity are important indicators of renal function, but they may not provide immediate information about the client's hydration status.
D) Incorrect. Respiratory rate and lung sounds are important assessments, but they may not provide immediate information about the client's hydration status.