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pls help...

hi everyone..can anybody please rephrase this or help me understand this type of question coz im really confuse...say for example...a 40 yr old client admited to the hospital is taking digoxin.which statement made by the client is IMPORTANT for the nurse to follow up?....is it asking for correct statement by the client or is it asking for the wrong statement by the client about digoxin....please help...

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I'm not sure what you're asking here.

What you've written is a statement, a description OF the patient that has come to the hospital.

Is there more to the question?

is it looking for an abnormal result that the nurse needs to follow up? follow up care not further teaching...errrmmmm i am confused too lol

I think I understand what the OP is asking. The question is stating that a 40 year old client is admitted to the hospital and he happens to be on digoxin. So the question is which of the following statements (the OP doesn't state which statements) made by the client is important for the nurse to follow up. The question is asking which of the following statements made by the client is WRONG- therefore the nurse needs to follow up and do teaching if that's the case. Hope this made sense.

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