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Coffee has not been shown to significantly increase the risk of gout attacks and may even have a protective effect due to its antioxidant properties.

Milk and other low-fat dairy products are actually recommended for people with gout, as they may help lower uric acid levels.

Orange juice, while high in vitamin C, does contain fructose, which can increase uric acid production. However, it is not as significant a trigger as alcohol. Moderation is key.

Weight loss can occur as laryngeal cancer progresses, but it is not typically an early sign.

Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, may develop as the cancer advances, but it is not usually the initial symptom.

Dyspnea, or difficulty breathing, can occur if the tumor obstructs the airway, but it is generally a later manifestation of laryngeal cancer.

pH 7.30, HCO₃- 26 mEq/L, PaCO₂ 50 mm Hg suggests respiratory acidosis with a normal bicarbonate level, which is not typical for chronic kidney disease.

pH 7.50, HCO₃- 20 mEq/L, PaCO₂ 32 mm Hg indicates respiratory alkalosis, which is not characteristic of chronic kidney disease.

pH 7.55, HCO₃- 30 mEq/L, PaCO₂ 31 mm Hg indicates metabolic alkalosis, which is also not typical for chronic kidney disease.

Bright red urine would indicate active bleeding and is not an expected finding after catheter removal.

Bright yellow urine is typical of normal, well-hydrated urine and is not expected immediately postoperatively.

Dark amber urine could indicate dehydration and is not typical following this procedure.

Dobutamine does not directly affect blood glucose levels.

While dobutamine can increase heart rate, this is not a primary indicator of its effectiveness in treating heart failure.

Dobutamine may cause a slight decrease in blood pressure, but this is not a primary measure of its effectiveness in heart failure treatment.

Temporary loss of smell is not a recognized adverse effect of bevacizumab.

Weight gain is not typically associated with bevacizumab treatment.

Mild hearing loss is not a common adverse effect of bevacizumab.

Both plaster and synthetic casts effectively immobilize bone fractures; the choice often depends on the specific clinical situation and patient preference.

Drying time is actually shorter with a synthetic cast compared to a plaster cast, which can take up to 24-72 hours to fully dry.

A plaster cast does not require expensive equipment for application; the materials and application process are generally less costly compared to synthetic casts.

Placing the client in a supine position can increase ICP. The head of the bed should be elevated 30-45 degrees to promote venous drainage from the head.

A warming blanket is not typically necessary unless the client is hypothermic; it does not directly affect ICP management.

Instructing the client to cough and deep breathe can increase ICP and should be avoided in clients with elevated ICP.

Fluids should not be restricted; adequate hydration is necessary to help flush the contrast dye used during the procedure out of the client's system.

The client should avoid range-of-motion exercises to the lower extremities immediately following the procedure to prevent disruption of the femoral artery site.

The client should remain on bed rest for several hours following the procedure to reduce the risk of bleeding at the catheter insertion site.