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A client is experiencing orthostatic hypotension that is due to antihypertensive therapy. which nursing diagnosis would be most appropriate?

A client is experiencing orthostatic hypotension that is due to antihypertensive therapy. which nursing diagnosis would be most appropriate?
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a client is experiencing orthostatic hypotension that is due to antihypertensive therapy. which nursing diagnosis would be most appropriate?

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Answer: Risk for Injury

Explanation: The changes in blood pressure with position changes increases the client's risk for falls.

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