Client diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease

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Which expected outcome should the nurse include for a client diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease?

1. The client has not signs and symptoms of of hemoptysis
2. The client maintains lifestyle

Which one is correct, and why? Which one is incorrect and why?

Reference no: EM13210426

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