Which of the following clients has the least immediate need for intravenous therapy as a means of fluid replacement?

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A client who is having an electrocardiogram does not have an immediate need for intravenous therapy as a means of fluid replacement. The other options indicate situations where fluid replacement is necessary for immediate treatment. A client with abnormalities of serum sodium and potassium levels may require IV therapy to correct levels, a client in diabetic ketoacidosis has an immediate need for IV therapy to replace fluids and insulin, and a client who is dehydrated with loss of consciousness may require IV therapy to restore fluid volume and blood pressure.

Which of the Following Clients Has the Least Immediate Need