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A. Urine output is correct. Diabetes insipidus (DI) causes excessive urine output due to a deficiency in antidiuretic hormone (ADH). Vasopressin acts as a synthetic ADH, helping the kidneys retain water. A decrease in urine output indicates the medication is effective.
B. Specific gravity would actually increase if the medication is working, as the urine becomes more concentrated. A decrease in specific gravity would indicate continued dilute urine, suggesting the medication is not effective.
C. Blood glucose is not typically affected by vasopressin or directly related to diabetes insipidus, which is different from diabetes mellitus.
D. Blood pressure might slightly increase due to vasopressin's vasoconstrictive effects, but this is not the primary indicator that the medication is working for diabetes insipidus.

A. covers all prescription medications with no out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries is incorrect. Medicare Part D does not cover all prescription medications. It provides coverage for many prescription drugs, but beneficiaries may still have out-of-pocket costs such as premiums, deductibles, and co-pays. Additionally, not all medications are covered under Part D, as each plan has its own list of covered drugs.
B. is only available to individuals with low income is incorrect. While low-income individuals may qualify for additional assistance under Medicare Extra Help, Medicare Part D is available to all Medicare beneficiaries, not just those with low income. Individuals must be enrolled in Medicare Part A or Part B to be eligible for Part D.
C. is administered by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is incorrect. While CMS oversees Medicare, Medicare Part D is actually administered through private insurance companies that are approved by CMS. These private plans provide prescription drug coverage to beneficiaries.
D. provides prescription drug coverage to Medicare beneficiaries is correct. Medicare Part D is specifically designed to provide prescription drug coverage for individuals who are eligible for Medicare. It helps beneficiaries pay for prescription medications through private insurance plans approved by CMS.