A nurse is caring for a client. Which of the following client statements should the nurse identify as an indication of anorexia nervosa?

 

Rationale:

A. Sore throat and muscle aches are common symptoms of agranulocytosis, a serious side effect of clozapine, indicating a potentially dangerous drop in white blood cells.

B. Severe restlessness is not a primary indicator of agranulocytosis but could be related to other side effects or symptoms.

C. Increased anxiety and suicidal ideations are not specific symptoms of agranulocytosis but can be related to psychiatric conditions or medication effects.

D. Respiratory depression and a comatose state are not typical signs of agranulocytosis and would indicate a more severe, different medical emergency.

Rationale:

A. Protein intake should be limited in clients with CKD to reduce the burden on the kidneys, as excessive protein can accelerate kidney damage.

B. Caloric intake typically needs to be adequate to meet energy requirements, not necessarily limited unless advised by a healthcare provider based on specific health needs.

C. Sodium intake should be restricted to prevent fluid retention and hypertension, which can worsen kidney function.

D. Phosphorous should be limited to avoid hyperphosphatemia, which can lead to bone and cardiovascular problems in CKD patients.

E. Calcium intake is usually maintained or adjusted carefully, rather than broadly limited, to manage bone health and prevent complications associated with CKD.