Question

w bow Apply A cline nurse is developing a plan of care for a pregnant client with AIDS. Which problem does the nurse Identify as the priority to be addressed in the plan of care? also Poor hygiene Inverted nipples History of IV drug use Intake of fewer than 6 glasses of fluid daily 88. A woman with severe preeclampsia delivers a healthy newborn infant and continues to receive magnesium sulfate therapy in the postpartum period. Twenty-four hours after delivery, the client passing more than 100 ml of urine every hour. The nurse recognizes this volume of urine output a indication of: imminent seizures Hyperkalemia High-output renal failure Diminished edema and vasoconstriction in the brain and kidneys

Answer 1

Answer: Poor hygiene

( The poor hygiene is the priority assessment the nurse should address as HIV patients can easily get infections and disease as their immune system gets weakened. It is important to maintain proper hygiene.)

Answer: High output renal failure.

( Excessive urination is the sign of the renal impairment. Usually it is due to abnormalities in the kidney functioning.)