A 34-year-old patient with diabetes mellitus is hospitalized with fever, anorexia, and confusion. The health care provider suspects acute pyelonephritis when the urinalysis reveals bacteriuria. An appropriate collaborative problem identified by the nurse for the patient is potential complication
A) hydronephrosis.
B) urosepsis.
C) acute renal failure.
D) chronic pyelonephritis.
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