Mental Health Proctored Exam
A client was recently admitted with a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. The nurse notices that the client has polyphagia, polydipsia, and oliguria. He also complains of headache and malaise, with a fingerstick glucose of 1000. Assessment reveals poor skin turgor and other signs of dehydration. Labs reveal hypokalemia, negative ketones, and elevated BUN. Which diagnosis could be made?
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