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Which of the following is most effective in assessing the client suspected of developing diabetes insipidus?

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Rationale: Diabetes insipidus, often caused by head injury, leads to excessive dilute urine output. Hourly urine output measurement is the most effective way to detect this condition early. Vital signs, blood gases, and glucose levels are less specific for this diagnosis.

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