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A client with a history of opiate abuse asks the nurse, "why do i crave this stuff so much?" the nurse responds, knowing that the client's craving is a result of which factor?
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A client with a history of opiate abuse asks the nurse, "why do i crave this stuff so much?" the nurse responds, knowing that the client's craving is a result of which factor?

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the cravings are a result of a change in the body that effects the clients sense of taste and other senses. these changes are a result of the induced hormones that come out during pregnancy.
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