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The tumor is less than 3 cm. in size and requires no chemotherapy.
The tumor did not extend beyond the kidney and was completely resected.
The tumor extended beyond the kidney but was completely resected.
The tumor has spread into the abdominal cavity and cannot be resected.
Urine specific gravity of 1.040.
Urine output of 350 ml in 24 hours.
Brown (“tea-colored”) urine.
Generalized edema.
A congenital condition leading to renal dysfunction.
Prior infection with group A Streptococcus within the past 10-14 days.
Viral infection of the glomeruli.
Nephrotic syndrome.
Massaging the groin area twice a day until the fluid is gone.
Referral to a surgeon for repair.
No treatment is necessary; the fluid is reabsorbing normally.
Keeping the infant in a flat. supine position until the fluid is gone.
Inadequate tissue perfusion leading to nerve damage.
Fluid overload leading to compression of nerve tissue.
Sensation distortion due to psychiatric disturbance.
Inflammation of the skin on the hands and feet.
Family history of heart disease.
Overweight.
Smoking.
Age.
It results when oxygen demand is greater than oxygen supply.
It is characterized by pain that often occurs during rest.
It is a result of tissue hypoxia.
It is characterized by cramping and weakness.
Walk barefoot whenever possible.
Use a heating pad to keep feet warm.
Avoid crossing the legs.
Use antibacterial ointment to treat skin lesions at risk of infection.
An adolescent male.
An elderly woman.
A young woman.
An elderly man.
Myocardial infarction due to a history of atherosclerosis.
Pulmonary embolism due to deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Anxiety attack due to worries about her baby’s health.
Congestive heart failure due to fluid overload.