[Answered]: The client is a 49-year-old female admitted to the…

The client is a 49-year-old female admitted to the ED with an elevated temperature secondary to a suspected infection. The client is extremely diaphoretic and is complaining of nausea over the last several days, having only had an intake of ginger ale since the nausea began. The client’s lab tests reveal a sodium level of 129 mEq/L and a potassium level of 3.7 mEq/L. 1. What electrolyte imbalance does the client have? 2. What is the normal range for this electrolyte? 3. What signs and symptoms related to this imbalance should the nurse continue to assess for? 4. When testing the client’s urine, what would the nurse expect the specific gravity to be? 5. What treatment would be most appropriate for this client?