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Patient demonstrates signs of flushed, dry, hot skin, dry mucous membranes and temperature elevation


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During a physical examination, the nurse discovers that the patient demonstrates signs of flushed, dry, hot skin, dry mucous membranes and temperature elevation. The nurse realizes grouping this data represents:

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Grouping signs like flushed skin and fever (
C) is data clustering, suggesting dehydration or infection. Fluid overload (
A) shows edema, symptoms (
B) are subjective, and urinary retention (
D) involves bladder issues.

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