The Most Important Assessment Parameters for Evaluating the Patient's Fluid

question 15

Multiple Choice

The most important assessment parameters for evaluating the patient's fluid status is to measure

• A) daily weights.
• B) urine and serum osmolality.
• C) intake and output.
• D) hemoglobin and hematocrit levels.

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