What are your primary concerns for the patient

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Question: Your patient is a 55 year old male presents to the clinic for evaluation of progessive symptoms of increased fatigue, thirst, urination and appetite. What are your primary concerns for the patient and what assessments and interventions will be associated with your concerns and why

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