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The nurse would suspect that C.H. is experiencing hypernatremia with fluid deficit. Hypernatremia indicates an elevated level of sodium in the blood, which can happen due to a decrease in fluid volume. In this case, C.H.’s symptoms of dizziness when upright and confusion reported by her daughter are indicative of altered mental status, which can be caused by hypernatremia. Also, C.H.’s report of decreased fluid intake would support the suspicion of hypernatremia with fluid deficit. When a person intentionally limits their fluid intake, it can cause dehydration and a decrease in overall fluid volume in the body. In addition to this, C.H.’s vital signs show lower blood pressure and an increased heart rate, which are common manifestations of fluid volume deficit. This further supports the suspicion that C.H. is experiencing hypernatremia with fluid deficit.
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