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A client is being discharged home on oral Steroids post kidney transplant. Which of the following side effects is of most concern?

Client report of irritability

Client report of a headaches

Client report of weight loss

Client report of high blood pressure

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Irritability is a common side effect of steroids but is not the most concerning.

B. Headaches can occur with steroid use, but they are not as urgent unless associated with severe symptoms.

C. Weight loss is not a common concern with steroids, as they usually cause weight gain.

D. High blood pressure is a serious side effect of steroid use and should be addressed promptly to avoid cardiovascular complications.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Slowing the rate of dialysis may be appropriate if the hypotension persists, but the priority action is to improve circulation immediately.

B. Zofran is used to treat nausea, but it is not the priority in this case.

C. Placing the client in a modified Trendelenburg’s position (head down, feet up) helps improve circulation and increase blood pressure.

D. Administering oxygen may be helpful if oxygen saturation is low, but the primary concern here is addressing hypotension and improving circulation.

A. Hematuria B. Weight loss C. Hypertension D. Increased urine output

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Hematuria is not a typical finding after peritoneal dialysis, although it can occur in some clients with kidney disease.

B. Weight loss is not expected after dialysis; it is more likely to stabilize fluid balance and remove excess fluid.

C. Hypertension can be expected in clients with chronic kidney disease, as the kidneys play a key role in regulating blood pressure.

D. Increased urine output is not typically seen in clients with chronic kidney disease, especially after dialysis.

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A client is being discharged home on oral Steroids post kidney transplant. Which of the following side effects is of most concern?

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