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The nurse is assessing a client who is bedridden. for which condition would the nurse consider this client to be at risk?

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If a nurse is assessing a client who is bedridden, then the condition that she/he should consider being at risk is the predisposition to renal calculi.

What are renal calculi?

The expression renal calculi is a medical term to denote the deposit of minerals (e.g., crystals of calcium, magnesium, etc) as well as mineral salts or crystals of uric acid within the kidney tubules.

Individuals that remain in bed many time are prone to suffer this condition (renal calculi) because this position induces the formation of these kidney stones.

In conclusion, a client who is bedridden is prone to suffer the condition of kidney stones due to his/her predisposition to renal calculi.

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