A client is suspected of having anorexia nervosa and meets the diagnostic criteria for the disorder. When conducting the physical examination, which would be a probable finding from the assessment?

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Jaxson Baker

4 September, 10:04

A client is suspected of having anorexia nervosa and meets the diagnostic criteria for the disorder. When conducting the physical examination, which would be a probable finding from the assessment?

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Shaun Mata · Answer 1

Irregular Heart Rhythms

Explanation:

Clients with anorexia nervosa may present with low blood pressure and irregular heart rhythms and dizziness during a physical assessment.