[Answered]: A nurse is caring for a 10-year-old client in an…

A nurse is caring for a 10-year-old client in an emergency department. History and Physical Past medical history: Pediatric client has no significant medical history, has been generally healthy, has up-to-date immunizations and has had regular well-pediatric client check-ups. Family history: There is no known family history of endocrine disorders, diabetes, or kidney problems. Birth history: Pediatric client born full-term via a vaginal delivery with no complications during pregnancy. Growth and development milestones have been appropriate. Social history: Pediatric client and a sibling live with their caregiver in a smoke free environment. The client attends school, participates in team sports, and regularly rides a mountain bike. Review of systems: Caregiver reports the client has been wetting the bed 4 to 5 times per week, often multiple times per night. The client reports being thirsty all the time. The caregiver reports that the school has called about the number of times the client request permission to go to the bathroom during class. The client and caregiver deny any other symptoms (fever, abdominal pain, changes in bowel movements, rashes, respiratory symptoms).