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Haven Buchanan

13 April, 08:44

A 62-year-old woman with high blood pressure is to begin long-term treatment with a thiazide diuretic that she thinks she will need to take for some time. what should the nurse expect to happen to her potassium and calcium levels?

a. her potassium and calcium levels will both go down.

b. her potassium and calcium levels will not change.

c. her potassium level will rise, but her calcium level may drop.

d. her potassium level will drop, but her calcium level may rise.

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