The nurse is planning care for a client diagnosed with acute kidney injury (AKI). The nurse plans the client's care based on the nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume. Which assessment data supports this nursing diagnosis?

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A)The client in acute kidney injury (AKI)will likely be edematous, because the kidneys are not producing urine. Wheezing in the lungs is an assessment consistent with asthma, not AKI. Bowel sounds in four quadrants is a normal assessment finding. Generalized weakness may be due to whatever disease process precipitated the kidney failure.
B)The client in acute kidney injury (AKI)will likely be edematous, because the kidneys are not producing urine. Wheezing in the lungs is an assessment consistent with asthma, not AKI. Bowel sounds in four quadrants is a normal assessment finding. Generalized weakness may be due to whatever disease process precipitated the kidney failure.
C)The client in acute kidney injury (AKI)will likely be edematous, because the kidneys are not producing urine. Wheezing in the lungs is an assessment consistent with asthma, not AKI. Bowel sounds in four quadrants is a normal assessment finding. Generalized weakness may be due to whatever disease process precipitated the kidney failure.
D)The client in acute kidney injury (AKI)will likely be edematous, because the kidneys are not producing urine. Wheezing in the lungs is an assessment consistent with asthma, not AKI. Bowel sounds in four quadrants is a normal assessment finding. Generalized weakness may be due to whatever disease process precipitated the kidney failure.

The Nurse Is Planning Care for a Client Diagnosed with Acute