Which of the following would the nurse most likely assess in a client with insufficient fluid volume?

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In a client with insufficient fluid volume (dehydration), the body tries to compensate by conserving water, leading to decreased urine output. The heart rate (pulse) increases in an attempt to maintain adequate circulation. Blood pressure typically decreases due to the reduced volume of circulating fluids. The skin may become cool and clammy as the body diverts blood flow away from the skin to vital organs.

Which of the Following Would the Nurse Most Likely Assess