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The nurse is caring for the client diagnosed with hepatic encephalopathy. Which sign and symptom indicate the disease is progressing?

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Rationale: Inability to circle menu choices indicates worsening cognitive function, a sign of progressing hepatic encephalopathy. Decreased ammonia, following directions, and eating are positive or unrelated.

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