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The nurse reviews the laboratory values. What question(s) can the nurse ask the client based on the laboratory results? Select all that apply. What question(s) can the nurse ask the client based on the laboratory results?

Correct Answer: A,D,E

Rationale: Supplements, reduced urine output, and salt substitutes can affect BUN levels and kidney function, relevant to laboratory results evaluation.

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