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While reviewing the client’s medical records, the nurse notes the diagnosis of biliary colic. Considering this diagnosis, which additional sign will the nurse most likely find in the client’s medical record?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: A. Diarrhea is not related to biliary colic. B. Heartburn and regurgitation are not related to biliary colic. C. Abdominal distention is not related to biliary colic. D. Biliary colic is the term used for the severe pain that is caused by a gallstone lodged in the cystic or common bile duct and/or traveling through the ducts. The presence of the stone causes the duct to spasm, causing severe abdominal pain.

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