When planning care,the nurse anticipates that which client will most likely require intravenous fluid replacement?

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Shock is a condition characterized by inadequate blood flow to the tissues and organs, resulting in cellular hypoxia and organ dysfunction. Intravenous fluid replacement is necessary to restore intravascular volume and improve tissue perfusion. Minor burn and congestive heart failure may require fluid management, but not necessarily intravenous fluid replacement. Clients diagnosed with SIADH typically have fluid overload and require fluid restriction rather than fluid replacement.

When Planning Care,the Nurse Anticipates That Which Client Will Most