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Hi Assitan,
I enjoyed reading your post and I found it be very organize and straight forward. I, too chose excess fluid volume as my diagnosis. And you have identified the relating factors and defining characteristic well with the diagnosis. I agree with you that “if Mr. Gomez's excess fluid volume is not resolved, he can face several complications” not limited to congestive heart failure, kidney failure, respiratory failure, pulmonary edema, pneumonia. Great job!
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