A client diagnosed with frequent urinary tract infections is seen in the urology clinic. The nurse reviews the client's medical history and determines that the client is at risk for acute kidney injury. Which items in the client's history support this conclusion? Select all that apply.
A)Dehydration
B)Renal calculi
C)Ineffective wound healing
D)Low serum albumin
E)Hypertension

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A)Dehydration, renal calculi, and hypertension can all precipitate acute kidney injury (AKI). Ineffective wound healing has not been shown to cause renal failure unless the infection becomes systemic. A low serum albumin does not cause AKI.
B)Dehydration, renal calculi, and hypertension can all precipitate acute kidney injury (AKI). Ineffective wound healing has not been shown to cause renal failure unless the infection becomes systemic. A low serum albumin does not cause AKI.
C)Dehydration, renal calculi, and hypertension can all precipitate acute kidney injury (AKI). Ineffective wound healing has not been shown to cause renal failure unless the infection becomes systemic. A low serum albumin does not cause AKI.
D)Dehydration, renal calculi, and hypertension can all precipitate acute kidney injury (AKI). Ineffective wound healing has not been shown to cause renal failure unless the infection becomes systemic. A low serum albumin does not cause AKI.
E)Dehydration, renal calculi, and hypertension can all precipitate acute kidney injury (AKI). Ineffective wound healing has not been shown to cause renal failure unless the infection becomes systemic. A low serum albumin does not cause AKI.

A Client Diagnosed with Frequent Urinary Tract Infections Is Seen