A nurse is caring for a client with orders for Furosemide daily, a 2-gram sodium diet, and an oral fluid restriction of 1200mL daily. The most recent laboratory results are blood urea nitrogen (BUN) 42 mg/dL and creatinine 1.1 mg/dL. Considering the assessment findings, which is the most appropriate intervention by the nurse?

Which step would a state health department most likely take to reduce lead exposure? promote health-planning operations to limit lead exposure at home.evaluate the number of countries affected by lead exposure.create general national guidelines for working with lead.carry out research on the worldwide effects of lead products.

What is one reason that informed consent is important for patients? a. patients have complete access to health care with informed consent. b. patients can make the best decisions with adequate information. c. informed consent brings the cost of health care down significantly. d. informed consent leaves a written record of the patient's consent.

Ingredients used in tobacco products been banned?