Given these conditions I. Blood glucose levels are very high II. Excessive thirst is shown II. Glucose is present in the urine in a large amount IV. Decrease urine output In assessing the patient with untreated diabetes mellitus, which one is LEAST to be manifested by the patient?

Given these conditions I. Blood glucose levels are very high II. Excessive thirst is shown II. Glucose is present in the urine in a large amount IV. Decrease urine output In assessing the patient with untreated diabetes mellitus, which one is LEAST to be manifested by the patient?

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

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ISBN:9781305144767

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Chapter4: Caring For Children With Special Medical Conditions

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Given these conditions
I. Blood glucose levels are very high
I1. Excessive thirst is shown
II. Glucose is present in the urine in a large amount
IV. Decrease urine output
In assessing the patient with untreated diabetes mellitus, which one is LEAST to be manifested by the patient?
OIV
O II

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