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A male client tells the home health nurse that he has started taking magnesium hydroxide and aluminum hydroxide to treat occasional heartburn. It is most important for the nurse to review the client's medical history regarding the presence of which disorder?

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Rationale: Magnesium and aluminum hydroxide are excreted renally, and renal disease can lead to accumulation, causing toxicity. Diabetes, thrombosis, and bronchitis are less directly affected.

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