A home healthcare nurse is providing care to an older adult client who lives alone and has limited financial resources. The client has a history of celiac disease. When planning care for this client, which nursing diagnoses are appropriate? Select all that apply.

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A)Client with celiac disease often have nutritional imbalance, including anemia and vitamin deficiencies; impaired absorption of fluids and electrolyte, which leads to diarrhea and fluid imbalance; and pain related to abdominal bloating and cramping. Constipation is not a normal manifestation of celiac disease.
B)Client with celiac disease often have nutritional imbalance, including anemia and vitamin deficiencies; impaired absorption of fluids and electrolyte, which leads to diarrhea and fluid imbalance; and pain related to abdominal bloating and cramping. Constipation is not a normal manifestation of celiac disease.
C)Client with celiac disease often have nutritional imbalance, including anemia and vitamin deficiencies; impaired absorption of fluids and electrolyte, which leads to diarrhea and fluid imbalance; and pain related to abdominal bloating and cramping. Constipation is not a normal manifestation of celiac disease.
D)Client with celiac disease often have nutritional imbalance, including anemia and vitamin deficiencies; impaired absorption of fluids and electrolyte, which leads to diarrhea and fluid imbalance; and pain related to abdominal bloating and cramping. Constipation is not a normal manifestation of celiac disease.
E)Client with celiac disease often have nutritional imbalance, including anemia and vitamin deficiencies; impaired absorption of fluids and electrolyte, which leads to diarrhea and fluid imbalance; and pain related to abdominal bloating and cramping. Constipation is not a normal manifestation of celiac disease.

A Home Healthcare Nurse Is Providing Care to an Older