Ketones are present in a urine specimen of a client in the beginning phases of labor. What should the nurse consider as the reason for this laboratory finding? Select all that apply.

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Ketones in urine can be caused by vomiting, dehydration, and insulin resistance. Edema and preeclampsia are not typically associated with the presence of ketones in urine during labor.

Ketones Are Present in a Urine Specimen of a Client