Reference no: EM133753743

Question

A 43-year-old client presents to the clinic reporting frequent urination, blurred vision, and a sore on the ankle that is slowly healing. The client states the symptoms have been ongoing for the past few weeks. The client denies any medical history and reports they do not take any medications at this time besides ibuprofen for the occasional headache. The client weighs 250 lb (113.63 kg). The client's blood pressure is 132/87 mm Hg, and the heart rate is 78 bpm. The respiration rate is 12 breaths/min, and the lungs are clear and equal bilaterally. The skin is warm, dry, and appropriate for ethnicity. A small sore on the ankle was noted with minimal, nonodorous drainage. The client reports having a constantly dry mouth and needs to urinate almost every hour. The client also reports having blurred vision that comes and goes but has noticed it more over the past few months. The nurse is developing a discharge plan. For each potential nursing intervention, specify whether the intervention is indicated or not essential to include in the discharge plan. Nursing Intervention Include in the Discharge Plan Not Essential to Include in the Discharge Plan Schedule the client to be seen by.