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03-01-2023
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a client has been receiving parenteral nutrition at 125 ml/hr for 5 days. on data collection, the nurse notes bilateral crackles and 2 pedal edema and that the client has gained 3 pounds in 5 days. which would be appropriate as the initial nursing action?

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