The nurse is concerned that an older adult client is at risk for developing acute kidney injury (AKI). Which data in the client's history supports the nurse's concern? Select all that apply.

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A)Older adults develop acute kidney injury more frequently because of the higher incidence of serious illnesses, hypotension, major surgeries, diagnostic procedures, and treatment with nephrotoxic drugs. Decreased kidney function associated with aging also puts the older client at risk for acute kidney injury. Hypotension, aortic valve replacement surgery, and receipt of high doses of intravenous antibiotics increase this client's risk for developing acute kidney injury. A previous history of hip replacement surgery and current treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus are not identified risk factors for the development of acute kidney injury.
B)Older adults develop acute kidney injury more frequently because of the higher incidence of serious illnesses, hypotension, major surgeries, diagnostic procedures, and treatment with nephrotoxic drugs. Decreased kidney function associated with aging also puts the older client at risk for acute kidney injury. Hypotension, aortic valve replacement surgery, and receipt of high doses of intravenous antibiotics increase this client's risk for developing acute kidney injury. A previous history of hip replacement surgery and current treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus are not identified risk factors for the development of acute kidney injury.
C)Older adults develop acute kidney injury more frequently because of the higher incidence of serious illnesses, hypotension, major surgeries, diagnostic procedures, and treatment with nephrotoxic drugs. Decreased kidney function associated with aging also puts the older client at risk for acute kidney injury. Hypotension, aortic valve replacement surgery, and receipt of high doses of intravenous antibiotics increase this client's risk for developing acute kidney injury. A previous history of hip replacement surgery and current treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus are not identified risk factors for the development of acute kidney injury.
D)Older adults develop acute kidney injury more frequently because of the higher incidence of serious illnesses, hypotension, major surgeries, diagnostic procedures, and treatment with nephrotoxic drugs. Decreased kidney function associated with aging also puts the older client at risk for acute kidney injury. Hypotension, aortic valve replacement surgery, and receipt of high doses of intravenous antibiotics increase this client's risk for developing acute renal failure. A previous history of hip replacement surgery and current treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus are not identified risk factors for the development of acute kidney injury.
E)Older adults develop acute kidney injury more frequently because of the higher incidence of serious illnesses, hypotension, major surgeries, diagnostic procedures, and treatment with nephrotoxic drugs. Decreased kidney function associated with aging also puts the older client at risk for acute kidney injury. Hypotension, aortic valve replacement surgery, and receipt of high doses of intravenous antibiotics increase this client's risk for developing acute kidney injury. A previous history of hip replacement surgery and current treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus are not identified risk factors for the development of acute kidney injury.

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