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A client is receiving orlistat as part of a weight management program. Which ongoing assessment should be included in the plan of care to determine the effectiveness of the medication?

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Rationale: Orlistat inhibits fat absorption, aiding weight loss. Monitoring BMI directly assesses weight changes, indicating the medication’s effectiveness. Calorie counts, depression, or protein levels are less specific to orlistat’s primary goal of weight reduction.

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