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A nurse is caring for a client who has had repeated instances of cystitis. When considering possible ascending progression of the infection, the client should be taught to monitor for:

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Rationale: Flank pain and fever indicate pyelonephritis, signaling ascending infection from the bladder to the kidneys, requiring immediate attention.

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