Paul Windsor 4-year-old male admitted yesterday from the clinic with a diagnosis of Nephrotic Syndrome. Vital signs: Temperature 99.0, HR 88, BP 104/76, RR 22, PaO2 95%. He presented yesterday with his parents reporting a gradual increase in pain and \"swelling\" around his eyes and ankles, and now his stomach is getting \"bigger\". Paul has little to no appetite. Current weight is 56 pounds compared to a usual weight of 43 pounds. Urinalysis: Thick, frothy appearance. Specific gravity: 1.025. Protein 3+. Blood 2+. Other labs: Triglycerides 180 mg/dl. Cholesterol 190 mg/dl. Group B strep culture negative in office.

Select appropriate nursing concerns below based upon patient report above: Physiological Safety Fluid volume deficit Impaired skin integrity, risk for Risk for Thrombus formation Deficient knowledge Infection, risk for