During a home visit, the nurse is concerned that an older adult client is developing chronic kidney disease (CKD). The client has no history of cardiovascular disease. Which data in the client's assessment caused the nurse to have this concern? Select all that apply.

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A)The manifestations of chronic kidney disease (CKD)often are missed in aging clients because edema may be attributed to heart failure or high blood pressure to preexisting hypertension. Hip joint pain is not a manifestation of CKD in the older client. An increase in hunger and thirst could be an indication of diabetes mellitus and not CKD in the older client. A client with CKD will have pale dry skin with poor turgor.
B)The manifestations of chronic kidney disease (CKD)often are missed in aging clients because edema may be attributed to heart failure or high blood pressure to preexisting hypertension. Hip joint pain is not a manifestation of CKD in the older client. An increase in hunger and thirst could be an indication of diabetes mellitus and not CKD in the older client. A client with CKD will have pale dry skin with poor turgor.
C)The manifestations of chronic kidney disease (CKD)often are missed in aging clients because edema may be attributed to heart failure or high blood pressure to preexisting hypertension. Hip joint pain is not a manifestation of CKD in the older client. An increase in hunger and thirst could be an indication of diabetes mellitus and not CKD in the older client. A client with CKD will have pale dry skin with poor turgor.
D)The manifestations of chronic kidney disease (CKD)often are missed in aging clients because edema may be attributed to heart failure or high blood pressure to preexisting hypertension. Hip joint pain is not a manifestation of CKD in the older client. An increase in hunger and thirst could be an indication of diabetes mellitus and not CKD in the older client. A client with CKD will have pale dry skin with poor turgor.
E)The manifestations of chronic kidney disease (CKD)often are missed in aging clients because edema may be attributed to heart failure or high blood pressure to preexisting hypertension. Hip joint pain is not a manifestation of CKD in the older client. An increase in hunger and thirst could be an indication of diabetes mellitus and not CKD in the older client. A client with CKD will have pale dry skin with poor turgor.

During a Home Visit, the Nurse Is Concerned That an Older