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Question Answered step-by-step Which of the following would the nurse identify as common physicalsigns and symptoms of approaching death in a terminally ill client? (Select all that apply)A.     Irregular breathing patterns with gurgling and congestionB.     Genitourinary function changes, such as incontinenceC.     Alert and oriented X 4D.     Slowing of the circulation with coolness of extremitiesE.      Disorientation and restlessness Health Science Science Nursing NRSNG NUR2790 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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