a client with a history of heavy alcohol use, whose last drink was 24 hours ago, is seen in the emergency department. the nurse assesses the client and finds the client is oriented but is tremulous, weak, and sweaty and has some gastrointestinal (gi) symptoms. which is typical of these symptoms?

From the question, it is evident that the client has a history of heavy alcohol use. He had taken his last drink 24 hours ago and is seen in the emergency department. The symptoms that the client is exhibiting are tremulous (shaking or quivering slightly), weak, sweaty, and gastrointestinal (relating to the stomach and the intestines). From analyzing these symptoms and diagonalizing the client, it can be seen that the client is going through alcohol withdrawal symptoms.

Withdrawal symptoms occur when we stop using the addictive substance, which in this case is alcohol. Alcohol Withdrawal symptoms can vary from a wide range of medical, mental, and physical conditions like tremors, sleep problems, rapid heartbeat, nausea and vomiting, hallucinations, anxiety, restlessness, and possibly even seizures.

The client in this case is showing alcohol withdrawal symptoms due to the sudden stop in the intake of alcohol.

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