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The client has had hypertension for 20 years. The nurse should assess the client for?

A. Renal insufficiency and failure. B. Valvular heart disease. C. Endocarditis. D. Peptic ulcer disease.

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Rationale: Long-standing hypertension damages kidneys, leading to renal insufficiency or failure, a common complication requiring assessment.

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